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...total value of all these supplements will be less than his fiscal year 2006 pay.According to the tax returns, Harvard’s highest-paid faculty member last year was Baker Foundation Professor of Business Administration F. Warren McFarlan ’59, who earned $300,000 in salary??along with a $347,500 retirement-package payment, $14,000 for executive education teaching, and $45,040 in benefits. McFarlan was traveling in Taiwan yesterday and could not be reached for comment.Harvard’s tax returns only reveal payments to the University’s officers...
Ogletree also says that Harper’s resignation—which came about because Houghton had cut off debate over Summers’ salary??will encourage the Corporation to be more tolerant of disagreement in the future...
...recent weeks, some of the top individual donors to Harvard—whose contributions help fund student financial aid, the forthcoming Allston expansion, and Summers’ salary??have for the most part stood by Summers, expressing more concern about the narrow focus of the debate than about Summers’ remarks themselves...
Twenty percent of the Times’ assessment of each school stood in the “weighted salary?? of its graduates—that is, the average salary of MBA-holders three years after graduation, with adjustments for variations between industry sectors. The salary increase from entrance into business school to three years after graduation accounted for another 20 percent of each school’s rating...
...player enters college, he cannot be drafted until the conclusion of his junior season. And it is only that summer—when an athlete can threaten to return to college—that players have any leverage in post-draft contract negotations. Since minor leaguers receive a set salary??sometimes as low as $700 a month—the initial negotiation for a signing bonus is critical...