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...think Drew will be a simply superb president,” Elena Kagan, the dean of Harvard Law School and a finalist in the presidential search, wrote in an e-mail yesterday...
Professors at the Law School were equally complimentary when contacted yesterday. But Faust’s selection was bittersweet in the North Yard, since it meant that the search committee had passed on Kagan...
...Crimson reporter asks how she will make the transition from the small Radcliffe Institute to leading the large University. Faust answers, "thoughtfully," reassuring the audience that she has talked about this a lot with the search committee. She adds that she does have a lot to learn...
...Frances D. Fergusson, an Overseer and member of the presidential search committee, tells a Crimson reporter that Faust spoke to the Overseers in Loeb House for 45 minutes before leaving the room for the unanimous confirmation vote. When she returned, according to Fergusson, Faust was greeted with a standing ovation and toasted with champagne...
...takes the stage with a long applause from the crowd. After thanking the search committee for the "hard work" which they have "poured into this task," he says that president has to "create an environment which can enable all of the people" who live here and work here "to achieve up to the fullest of their talents." Ends by saying "Drew, you have a wonderful job. Don't let anybody tell you this is an onerous job, that this is a difficult job" and joking he suggested that she might serve for as many as 30 or 40 years...