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...University is strongest when we pool the contributions of all fields of study and all members of the community. Whoever comes to assume the presidency at Harvard will need to understand the value of building consensus across the broad constituency that they lead and have the power to influence. Building that consensus should begin with the Harvard Corporation embracing an inclusive and transparent search process that involves faculty and undergraduate and graduate students from across the University...
...campus and around Boston throughout the year. His performances use what he calls “the entirety of musical history.”However, Zornow’s earlier flings with pop paved the way to his current broad tastes. “It has to start with whoever you see on MTV,” he says. “Depending on your background, popular culture is the only way you can get exposed to certain things, and the door by which you can enter the whole culture. That was my introduction to rap.”Hearing...
...endowment. After Rudenstine’s success in raising the money, the Board wanted someone to spend it. Their final choice: Summers.WHO’S NEXT?Based on this reactionary pattern, the next president might be a conciliator, favored by the faculty and supremely tactful.“Whoever comes in next first has to deal with the unique goal of responding to an unhappy faculty,” says Graff. It seems like anyone would jump at the chance to become president of Harvard University. Recent events and complications, however, may make possible candidates wary.The implementation of Summers?...
...would not even ripple the waters.Even this incessant groveling is to no avail. The promulgator of platitudes is brought down by a mob that is not willing to be satiated.And it’s not just a mob, but a mob with the miserable staying power that tenure offers. Whoever succeeds Larry Summers, the Faculty will still be there.Those dismayed by last week’s untimely coup can take solace in the fact that Harvard is more funhouse and less emblem of American society. The resignation is an incident so preposterous, so exceptional that there are no big lessons...
...crimes, takes a bare-knuckles approach to doping allegations. He said the real advantage of the law is not the threat of jail, but being able to utilize police methods that are unavailable to sports authorities. "Sports basically has one tool: the analysis of urine and/or blood. By now, whoever wants to do dope knows that there will be regular testing, and can figure out ways to evade detection," he said. Guariniello hopes that the i.o.c. and national sports federations will be inspired by his accomplishment and overcome their earlier objections to tough enforcement: "It's not that Italy...