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...technology and privacy.Faust said she admires Smith’s core training as an engineer, which she said will enable him to bring an analytical perspective to large projects like Allston. “He takes great pride in understanding the implications of x and how x leads to y and y to z,” Faust said in a joint phone interview with Smith yesterday.In contrast to Faust—who has had minimal interaction with Harvard undergraduates as dean of the Radcliffe Institute of Advance Studies—Smith has significant familiarity with the undergraduate experience. When...
...Simin Y. Curtis ’82 says she liked how each House used to possess a different spirit...
...think she will bring a lot to the undergraduate community,” said Angela Y. Ying ’09, co-chair of “An Evening with Champions,” the annual fundraiser that brings in ice stars. Ying said she hoped that Hughes might join the performance while at school...
...reading and finals periods for the war effort. Sheffield estimated that Pforzheimer’s three most active members collectively spent 400 hours over the course of the game. Sheffield said he had played about 16 hours a day during the first week. —Staff writer Joyce Y. Zhang can be reached at jyzhang@fas.harvard.edu...
...invest in a specific industry or region without taking on all the risk of investing in an individual firm.But foreign-owned companies included in such funds might not otherwise be listed on American exchanges or included in many other funds.As a result, says Olshan Professor of Economics John Y. Campbell, the cost for an institution to eliminate these indirect holdings can be high.“The obvious and easiest form of divestment is just to take no discretionary active position in a company,” Campbell says. “But it’s much trickier...