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...result, it has expanded its range of issues."It used to be a way to write fluffy things, to have fun with colors designing it. In addition to fun and relaxation, though, we’re dealing with things like sexual health, eating disorders, résum?? writing. We wanted to provide a forum for students at Harvard, especially women, a resource center for information that they were interested in and that could help them."Despite “Freeze’s” initial escapist philosophy, the possibilities of online content have broadened the magazine?...
Time abroad--especially in China and India--is becoming as "essential as an M.B.A. for a top executive's rsum??," says Stacie Nevadomski Berdan, co-author with C. Perry Yeatman of Get Ahead by Going Abroad. The only problem is that the go-go growth and business style of emerging Asia can get into an executive's blood--so much so that he or she finds it hard to go back to headquarters. "I get a lot of rsum??s from executives just as they're being called back from an assignment," says Benjamin Zhai, head of China...
...give a full ride [scholarship] is incredibly attractive and enticing,” Amaker explains. “But we offer something that we think is even more exciting and enticing—a Harvard education.”This is a different gig for Amaker, whose résum?? includes an assistant coaching position at Duke University, as well as head coaching jobs at Seton Hall and, most recently, the University of Michigan, where he coached for six seasons before being fired in March. “It’s our first summer to get indoctrinated into...
Artists come to a career in art with all kinds of life experience on their rsum??s. Sometimes it's even pertinent. It makes perfect sense that Andy Warhol started out as an advertising illustrator. Or that the welded-steel sculptor David Smith spent time on an auto assembly line. With the Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, it's not so easy at first to connect what he does now-create works that invite you to play with fields of colored light or with lenses and mirrors or with your own understandings of how you see-with what...
...most buttoned-down of the bunch is James Kilts, a former CEO of Gillette, Nabisco and Kraft and author of Doing What Matters. Befitting his lengthy rsum??, which includes teaching at the University of Chicago's business school, Kilts has written a dense, complex book intended for others at the top. His description of starting a job says it all: "Your first day of a new job should be like the first hours of the D-Day landing by the Allies during World War II." In Kilts' book, nonexecutive employees are casts of thousands, not individuals. Kilts bluntly declares...