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...Talya Salant '95, a Harvard ballerina who works with professional companies in Boston, has another point of view. Salant draws attention to the fact that the performing arts in general at Harvard are not given as much emphasis as academics or athletics. The Dance Program, in particular, she feels, is "neglected and embarrassing...
...Salant expressed her discontent with the present state of the Dance Program. "In the first place, [the Dance Program] is not officially associated with Harvard since it's the Radcliffe Dance Program. Also, ballet is really secondary to other dance styles like modern, and we really don't have full-time faculty. The facilities they provide for us could be good if they cared enough to maintain the floors and make sure we have enough bars. [These are] just little things that show that they care about us that aren't there. It is slightly discouraging because I want...
...networks. Usually, the public gets only the end result of this process: digested reports on the evening news or in the morning newspaper. Now they are watching reporters in the messy business of doing their job: asking difficult, often contentious, sometimes impolite questions. "We look like bullies," acknowledges Richard Salant, former president of CBS News. Notes Stephen Hess, who studies the media for the Brookings Institution: "It's like showing just the raw data in an experiment, or one's notes. People don't understand that briefings are a negotiation process. Sometimes reporters play devil's advocate...
...rain without slipping off -- and got her first major exposure on the CBS Evening News. After a stint covering the 1980 presidential campaign, she was assigned to the State Department, where she impressed her bosses with her hard work and excellent sources. Says former CBS News president Richard Salant: "I think she was the best State Department reporter we ever...
...divorced, Lamb, 34, was convicted of forgery and false personation, and faces up to four years in prison. Salant, 32, was put on three years' probation, lost her job and may be disbarred...