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...James Shapiro, a professor of English at Columbia University who said he is a colleague and friend of Paulin, returned a telephone message left for Paulin at Columbia’s English Department...
...highest-paid private university president in 2001, the University of Pennsylvania’s Judith Rodin, received a total of $808,021 in compensation. Princeton University’s former president Harold T. Shapiro received the second-highest compensation—without severance pay—at $705,683. The Johns Hopkins University president’s salary ranked third...
Robert E. Shapiro ’72: We didn’t feel coerced, that we had to occupy University Hall. Many members of the administration encouraged debate. There was a huge movement to protect everyone’s right to speak...
...Thus Harvard, in accepting such a student, might have to consider that he spent more time practicing the flute, than, perhaps, studying for the SATs—and this fact does not make the flutist a weaker candidate. If, as Princeton’s former President Harold Shapiro said, admissions are at least partly based on “demonstrated leadership, hard work, initiative and commitment,” then there is no reason that athletics should not be considered a strong component to an application. If not, then similar dedication to activities outside the academic realm—like...
...Laden's legions. Business professors are staggered by the suicidal audacity of top executives--did they really think they would not be caught?--and marvel at the damage done. "It's as if we have given the CEOs weapons of mass destruction--at least economically," says accounting professor Brian Shapiro at the University of Minnesota. "The companies they run are bigger than ever. When something happens, thousands can lose their jobs--and more people than ever are invested in them. So a few can do a lot of damage...