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...international focus. With both real-world business experience and a substantial body of research to his name, furthermore, he would bring knowledge of both realms to the job.Datar’s standing as a leading candidate appears to extend beyond Harvard. Sharon M. Oster, a professor at Yale??s School of Management, says that “Srikant’s name has actually been around for a while for people that Harvard might be looking at.”Datar was also mentioned on short-lists compiled by Business Week and by the Financial Times.The Crimson...
...Lebanon, Iran, and Kenya. The result was that students were prevented from traveling to some of the most interesting and educational places in the world simply because of a general, blanket warning. The old policy also ignored regional variations in safety within countries, causing blatant inconsistencies. Ironically, students at Yale??who were under much looser restrictions than their Crimson peers until last week—have never been able to visit the Indian side of Kashmir with university support (but have been allowed to travel to the rest of the country). Harvard students, by contrast, have always been...
...never-ending stream of nubile young women, eager for their company. Upon graduation, members can expect an advantage in the job market, thanks to large and well-connected alumni networks, whose influence keeps these bastions of Harvard’s social elite rooted so firmly in the past. Though Yale??s equivalents to these societal menaces are more widely known around the world, Harvard’s havens of all-male exclusivity are no less flagrant in their preservation of an outdated kind of style...
...system makes it difficult to piece together a solid study of “the classics—however defined.” If the University does choose to go in the direction of distribution requirements, it will be essential, as Davis argues, to devise some program similar to Yale??s first-year Directed Studies program to make classic works easily accessible...
...Yale University Police Department spokesman Walter Northrop confirmed that Yale??s statistics follow the definition given by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Report, in which larcenies are classified under the burglary category...