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...basic accountability does not necessarily require a vote. Instead, to increase transparency, names of potential candidates for the Corporation should be released so that students, faculty and staff can express their preferences. Corporation members chosen in this fashion would then be accountable to the University in the broadest sense??not just to a secretive group of Harvard insiders who are not perfect...
...Summers, race became the sordid subtext to the whole disgraceful affair. West was upset at Summers’ alleged accusations that West needed to spend more time on serious scholarship. Shortly after West announced he was leaving for Princeton, he infamously called Summers “in one sense??the Ariel Sharon of American higher education,” specifically claiming that Summers “acts like a bull in a china shop.” But in retrospect, it appears that the disagreement was little more than a turf war, with two strong-willed men playing...
...always expressed such a passionate interest in academics. As a sophomore she was trekking through life at Harvard as a biology concentrator. Looking back on the experience, she says she remembers sitting through lectures in the Science Center that were cold in a literal and physical sense??she never felt she got a chance to really know her professors and she was constantly amazed at the building’s apparent lack of high-quality heating...
...students’ education in the broadest sense??[their] development as a person...
...Islesboro in Maine’s Penobscott Bay. Hanson describes his haven as “one of the most unspoiled coves south of Bar Harbor.” He says the town is a one-bar, one-inn kind of place with an “independent sense?? about it, where the woods shelter abandoned log cabins built by hippies and it’s rare to hear two cars go by in the same night. It’s the perfect setting for enjoying what Hanson calls the pleasures of “stepping back into...