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...three other candidates at the front of the pack at this point in the search, only one—Stanford Provost John Etchemendy—has issued a similarly strong denial...
Richard—who is now the vice-chancellor of Cambridge, the highest non-ceremonial post at the school—is one of the four names being most seriously considered by the presidential search committee, according to two individuals familiar with the committee's activities...
...presidential search committee has seriously considered non-Harvard grads in the past. In the 2000-2001 search, Lee C. Bollinger—now president of Columbia University—was a finalist without a Harvard degree who also was tied to the University by a daughter who had been an undergraduate. Carrie J. Bollinger graduated from the College...
...marked change from the presidential search of 2000-2001, the committee has decided this time to place a greater emphasis on vetting candidates in the final stages of the search, according to three sources who have spoken with committee members. The committee members feel the '00-'01 search panel spent too much time whittling down the list of candidates and not enough time vetting the final few, the three individuals said...
...recent days, members of the search committee have swooped in and out of Cambridge, hosting informal chats with Kagan, Faust, and another named candidate, University Provost Steven E. Hyman, two of the sources said...