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...being the apple of the world??€™s scholarly eye is both a blessing and a curse, as Harvard attracts the globe’s top students while drawing intense scrutiny for seemingly insignificant reasons...
...nation’s supply of the vaccine was severely constricted on Oct. 5 when British health officials suspended Chrion Corporation’s manufacturing license for three months. The Liverpool-based company is the world??€™s second largest flu vaccination producer and supplies about half of U.S. flu vaccinations...
Three high-profile cases of faculty misconduct at the world??€™s most prestigious university, all in the span of a single academic year. The incidents have raised pointed questions on campus and off—of double standards, faculty favoritism, and the ethics of academia...
Houghton, who earned $5.6 million last year at Corning, is paid nothing for his service to Harvard, but his influence over the world??€™s most prestigious university is boundless. Several individuals close to members of the Corporation, including their friends and former Harvard officials, say that as the board’s most senior member, Houghton effectively exercises veto or approval power over nearly every major decision at the University. His support would be essential if the president were to survive the growing drumbeat of criticism...
...years, Smith College Professor Eric Reeves has fought non-stop to draw the world??€™s attention towards atrocities committed by Sudan’s rulers. Even while undergoing chemotherapy for leukemia at Boston’s Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Reeves fielded calls from reporters on his cell phone, with tubes sticking into his veins...