Word: schmid
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...That’s the kind of heavy-handed centralization that, I think, fueled the FAS discontent with the Summers administration,” said Wilfried Schmid, the Robinson professor of mathematics...
...spring of 2009. This class of 2009 is made up of four tenured professors and three non-tenured professors, including two humanists, three natural scientists, and two social scientists. The 18 members of the council, excluding the Dean of the Faculty, are nominated and elected by the faculty.Mathematician Wilfried Schmid, an active participant in faculty meetings and vocal critic of University President Lawrence H. Summers’ administration, joins the council 26 years after coming to Harvard.He said that his fellow faculty members supported his election because they agree with his call for a slimmer University administration...
MARCH 7, 2006 The first meeting since Summers’ resignation was closed to both the president and the media. Professors discussed charges of anti-Semitism that had been tossed about, with mathematician Wilfried Schmid telling Wisse to “stop poisoning the atmosphere at this university...
...fine with me.” Summers also cracked jokes and appeared to be in a good mood as the curricular review, which began in the second year of his tenure but never followed his fast-paced schedule, was set to finally see its first vote. After Wilfried Schmid, the Robinson professor of mathematics, said that because the words “such as” appeared in an explanatory note to the secondary fields legislation, the debate over double counting might be moot, Summers quipped, “Seems like an appropriate comment for a mathematician to make?...
After Wilfried Schmid, the Robinson professor of mathematics, said that because the words “such as” appeared in an explanatory note to the secondary fields legislation, the debate over double counting might be moot, Summers quipped, “Seems like an appropriate comment for a mathematician to make—although I don’t understand...