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...sad day indeed when a Harvard president is forced out of office for trying to establish reasonable standards in the permissive Harvard culture...
...expire in 2014. Harpel Professor of Capital Formation and Growth Jeffrey A. Frankel, who was appointed to the Council of Economic Advisers under Clinton, said that outgoing University President Lawrence H. Summers initially suggested Ferguson to Clinton. “As a Clintonite, I’m sad to see all the Clinton appointees drop one by one,” Frankel said yesterday. The Board of Overseers, composed of 30 members, is the University’s second-highest governing body. Members of the Board of Overseers are elected by the Harvard Alumni Association...
...That’s horrible,” said one junior in Winthrop House, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retribution from HCL. “I thought we could hold [reserve items] overnight. I got a fine for like, eight dollars....It was sad. How gluttonous.” Attempts to draw a connection between the penalty increase and the financial troubles at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) were denied by HCL Communications Director Beth Brainard. Calling the libraries a “tub within a tub,” and thus having little direct...
...acting dean of the Business School, Jay O. Light, said in a statement yesterday that Summers’ resignation marked a “sad moment in Harvard’s history...
...either not mentioned much at all or is treated as something that happened somehow separately from everything else. Additionally, black history itself is taught in the most oversimplified way possible—generally, the story goes that there was slavery, then there wasn’t slavery, things were sad for a while, then the Civil Rights movement happened, and now things are great. If you’re lucky, maybe someone threw in something about the Harlem Renaissance at some point in your life. This condensed understanding most people grow up with does not allow room for the complexity...