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...woman to lead Harvard for the first time in its history.As rumors swirled about her candidacy, friends and colleagues said they were confident that she possessed the necessary skills.“She has always been very solicitous of the views and opinions of others,” Schipper Professor of Law Bruce H. Mann said recently. “You can bring people much farther along if you persuade them to go with you than if you drag them.”Though her emphasis on consensus-building could raise the concern that she is too middle...
...always been very solicitous of the views and opinions of others,” says Schipper Professor of Law Bruce H. Mann, who was also on the faculty at Penn with Faust. “You can bring people much farther along if you persuade them to go with you than if you drag them...
Westfall, who held the Gray and Schipper professorships, taught a mandatory first-year property-law course for all 50 years that he was an HLS faculty member. In recent years, however, he had branched out to labor law and family...
David Westfall, who is the Schipper professor of law and the Gray professor of law, wrote in an e-mail that although he was not aware of the details of the Longfellow bequest, he imagined “that it would not be easy” to get around the restriction...
...Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper what's been the greatest technological advance in her lifetime, and she'll tell you it's the automobile. A lot of other people might have chosen television, the Internet or even the cell phone. But Van Andel-Schipper has a longer perspective than most. Born in the village of Smilde in the eastern part of the Netherlands in 1890, she is, at 114, the oldest person in the world - so she's seen her share of technological marvels. Though she's watched how cars have changed the world, she never learned to drive herself, instead...