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...secondary cares of Harvard’s administration and professors. The next president must consider student needs and consult their vision for their community. Students have been active in the community, improving Harvard’s reputation as a good neighbor. Similarly, the president must not weigh Harvard’s global prestige before its responsibility to its community, both in and outside its walls...
...doctors knew that the treatment would be controversial, although they did not quite foresee the media storm that would erupt when they invited their peers to weigh in. "I felt we were doing the right thing for this little girl, but that didn't keep me from feeling a bit of unease," admits Diekema. "And that's as it should be. Humility is important in a case like this." Gunther too understands the intense feelings the case inspired--but "visceral reactions are not an argument for or against," says Gunther, adding that this was not a girl who was ever...
...that, regardless of who the next president is, they want that agenda to move forward. Does Harvard Need an Inside Man? (Dec. 15, 2006): Three of the prominent candidates are Harvard insiders, but experts and sources close to the search aren’t sure that it will weigh in their favor...
...They knew that the treatment would be controversial, though they did not quite foresee the media storm that would erupt when they decided to publish the case and invite their peers to weigh in. "I felt we were doing the right thing for this little girl-but that didn't keep me from feeling a bit of unease," admits Diekema. "And that's as it should be. Humility is important in a case like this...
...think so.” “To be honest, I hadn’t even thought about it,” Kelley said. Davis said she is similarly content with the council’s involvement. “I think we’ve weighed in as we were asked to weigh in, and I think that’s appropriate,” she said in an interview. But other councillors expressed strong views on the right qualities for Harvard’s next head. “Whoever the leader is, an important component will...