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Four months after Summers was installed and 10 months after students occupied Mass. Hall as part of the Living Wage campaign under Rudenstine??€™s tenure, Summers announced a new official interpretation of the University’s policy on acceptable forms of student protest...
...course, Rudenstine will always be known as the president who raised $2.6 billion, which also falls into the realm of thankless tasks. Fundraising is a harder job than it often appears, and to many observers, Rudenstine??€™s devotion to that mission made the job of Harvard president look unromantic, unimpressive, and slightly tawdry. Everyone at Harvard could think of ways to spend that money, but few wanted to dwell on what was required to raise it. And, to be sure, the fact that Rudenstine had to raise an estimated $1 million a day meant that he was more...
Still, to fully appreciate Rudenstine??€™s accomplishments it may help to consider Larry Summers’ priorities. President Summers’ worthy financial aid initiative certainly benefits from Rudenstine??€™s fundraising. So does his desire to internationalize the university, a costly proposition. And the toughest part of developing the Allston campus was probably taking the heat for buying the land in secret, or perhaps pushing through a tax on the endowment to fund Allston planning, as Rudenstine did. Moving the schools of education and public health to a shiny new campus is not exactly uprooting Harvard?...
...women received just 13 percent of the 32 tenure offers last year, down from 36 percent of senior offers during 2000-2001, the last year of Neil L. Rudenstine??€™s presidency, according to Science magazine, which first reported the letter last week...
...Rudenstine??€™s predecessor, Derek C. Bok, spent the year after his presidency at Stanford’s Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences before returning to Harvard as a professor at the Kennedy School of Government, where he remains...