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...editors: Re “Sunny Reception on Rainy Day for Summers?? Farewell,” news wep update, June 9: I am a parent of a graduated senior and would like to express my disappointment at some aspects of the graduation ceremony. Although I know the weather is out of the control of Harvard, its accommodations (or lack thereof) were so awful that both my elderly mother and mother-in-law were prevented from attending many of the functions. First, why no tents? Even I knew a week earlier there was going to be rain. When commenting...
...hand over of Mass. Hall will trigger a reshuffling of the ranks inside the Office of the President. While no senior administrators have announced plans to depart, several of Summers?? key staffers will lose their jobs tomorrow along with the president, as Bok is expected to maintain only a small staff during his interim tenure...
Pink slips will be given to Jared Craft, Summers?? special assistant, and Colleen Richards Powell, his assistant for student affairs, according to an individual close to Mass. Hall. Gaspar Oliveira, the manager of Summers?? Elmwood mansion, will retire from his post...
Other staffers will fill similar roles after Summers departs. Summers?? chief of staff, Kasia E. Lundy ’95, will assume new duties under Provost Steven E. Hyman, while Summers?? scheduler, Beth Withers, is already keeping track of appointments for Bok, the source said. Summers?? special events director, M. Trearty Bartley, is expected to return to the University Development Office, according to the individual. And Jose Andrade, the president’s personal chauffeur, will assume a new position elsewhere at Harvard...
Summers has top-level connections at both firms. The president’s mentor and predecessor as Treasury Secretary, Robert E. Rubin ’60, is the chairman of Citigroup’s executive committee and a member of the Corporation. And in Summers?? final Commencement address, the president described the life of a Bronx mailman’s son who had risen to lead a top American financial firm, an apparent reference to newly appointed Goldman chief executive Lloyd C. Blankfein...