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...Bloom suggests that Harvard should have been willing to err on the side of overstatement. He explains he thinks academia in general—as well as Harvard as an institution—has not been vocal enough in its consideration of questions that have risen in the wake of the government’s new demands on research...
...take two great teams, they both are deserving, they both had great wins through the year, and anything you can do to have the enthusiastic and vocal support of your own crowd in a place that you’ve already played in—it can’t be anything but a help, as far as I’m concerned...
Ashrawi delivered a stinging rebuke of Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz, a vocal advocate of Israel who spoke at the forum on Monday. “Academics should not become propagandists for anyone, or apologists for anyone,” she said, referring to Dershowitz...
This year, we watched the earnings of the highest-paid Harvard managers go through the roof—and perhaps a dirty chimney or two—to over $107.5 million. Vocal objections from the class of 1969 followed, and were amplified by their upcoming reunion and their financial leverage—coveted contributions to the $19 billion cause that is Harvard’s endowment. The HMC, the in-house “not-for-profit” that has handled the University’s lucrative investments since 1974, proceeded to realize the error of its ways...
Yesterday’s program included a conversation with two mediators, Williams Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures Doris Sommer and graduate school student Jesus Suarez, a question and answer session with the audience, and a vocal and flamenco guitar performance by Sanz...