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...this came after Harvard announced that 531 staff members had participated in the University??€™s Voluntary Early Retirement Incentive Program...
...role as one of University President Drew G. Faust’s top advisers, Forst sought to improve the cost-effectiveness of the University??€™s operations by consolidating resources, such as office supplies, that have traditionally been procured separately at each of Harvard’s schools...
University spokesman John D. Longbrake confirmed yesterday that Forst will remain on the University??€™s Debt Asset Management Committee and will join the Committee on University Resources, a little known body of prominent donors...
...August, Harvard had 112 publicly traded equity holdings valued at over $1.4 billion as of June 30. The figures represent a significant increase from the 99 holdings worth $771 million reported three months earlier. The SEC’s 13F report only discloses a small fraction of the University??€™s total investments—it does not list assets such as foreign stocks, private equity, bonds, and real assets—but suggests that in rebounding from recent market turmoil, Harvard Management Company has been boosting its investments in foreign markets by increasing shares in private companies...
...other than Verizon, in particular, Sprint and T-Mobile. Though students have long pushed for improved cell phone reception in the Quad, the problem was brought to the immediate attention of Harvard administrators following the May 18 shooting in Kirkland House, when several Quad residents reported not receiving the University??€™s emergency text message notifications. Undergraduate Council representative and Currier House resident George J.J. Hayward ’11, who adopted improved cell phone service in the Quad as a central component of his election campaign last year, collected over 300 messages from Quad residents about poor reception...