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...said that student input is just one of the many factors at play in the appointment of the next superintendent “They [the students] are not more involved than anyone else in the entire city,” Palumbo said. When asked whether he would expect a thank-you call from the incoming superintendent, McLaughlin said he was realistic. “You never know, but you hope,” he said...
...semester draws to a close and I prepare to leave the chilly North to head back to New Orleans, I want to take a moment to thank the Harvard community for all you have done, not only for me, but also for my fellow visiting Gulf Coast students. The weeks following Hurricane Katrina were difficult for everyone. I spent 10 nomadic days on what I thought was an extended vacation road-tripping from New Orleans to Texas to Georgia and finally back to my home in Tallahassee. When the levees broke and it became apparent that Tulane would...
...also provided me with an opportunity for normalcy. Instead of sitting at home bemoaning the loss of half of my final undergraduate year, I spent a fantastic “semester abroad” where I felt completely welcome and at home. There are no words to express how thankful I am, and there is not enough room on this paper to list the names of those to whom I am eternally grateful. The amazing staff in Inge-lise Ameer’s and the College Dean’s office took 25 clueless kids and taught...
...home and show off the many wonders of the Crescent City. You can bet there will be a few spots in my living room reserved for Harvardians come Mardi Gras 2006. So as we change our snow boots for sandals and that dirty water for the dirty South, I thank you again, and I hope to see you soon...
Holiday headaches may be in store for two anonymous donors to the Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences (DEAS), apparently outed yesterday when Harvard’s seasonal thank-you notes to them were inadvertently sent to a list of Boston-area DEAS alumni. The notes suggest that Microsoft CEO Steven A. Ballmer ’77 and Compass Advisors Partner Stephen M. Waters ’68 had donated to the DEAS’s Challenge Fund, a fundraising initiative launched in 2002 to subsidize the development and expansion of the division. The notes also provide a rare window...