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...push back most easily. But the forces controlling Harvard today want it to follow the crowd.” For those leaders, he added, “Harvard is no longer a city upon a hill but merely a brand name.” And University President Lawrence H. Summers?? embattled tenure, Lewis argued, is the result of the same forces. “Ultimately, Summers lacked the skills needed to make significant improvements in undergraduate education,” Lewis wrote, saying that the former Treasury secretary “was the product, not the source...
...Case Western. “He was hired to be fresh.” She said that, other than a few in-class discussions of Hundert’s resignation, there had been little student dialogue on campus pointing to the similarities between Hundert’s and Summers?? decisions to step down. Some professors who supported the vote of no-confidence said that Hundert’s decision was rushed. “The vote of no confidence was the easy part,” said Theodore S. Gup, Wormser professor of journalism at Case Western...
...Rothenberg Professor of English and American Literature Homi K. Bhabha. Some of the Harvard alumni visiting India for the events will have the opportunity to see some of the rest of the country during guided tours offered before and after the symposium, offered through the HAA Alumni Education Office. Summers?? busy schedule will include speeches at the All India Institute for Medical Sciences as well as the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The president will also cut the ribbon on two new University outposts in Mumbai, India; Harvard Business School’s newest research...
...late February, rumors of President Lawrence H. Summers?? resignation spread across Harvard’s blogosphere and open lists before the Wall Street Journal broke the story the next morning...
...Summers?? spokesman declined to comment last night...