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Gates, a former Currier House resident and arguably Harvard’s most successful dropout, left the College in 1975 during his sophomore year. His return yesterday marked the first time Gates had visited the University since leaving his post at Microsoft in 2008 to become co-chair of his...
“My interest as chair of TTF is to make sure that any future policies prioritize the needs of gender-nonconforming students,” she says, adding that the current case-by-case basis system is successful in fulfilling most needs.
Gates, Harvard's most successful dropout, left the College in 1975, during his sophomore year.
“If you’ve been around for 50 years and they have their hands out expecting you to be successful, you don’t expect to be stabbed in the back like I have been with Scalise,” Gordon said.
“I think they were both very successful,” said West Yard representative Ivet A. Bell ’13, who conceived of the idea in March. “It seemed like people really appreciated the [effort].”