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Watts Professor of Music Kay K. Shelemay said that Skocpol had served with “dedication and distinction?? at the helm of GSAS. “Surely she has the qualities and experience to offer leadership in a variety of institutional settings,” she said when asked about Skocpol’s future...
...case and offered her tenure after she spent four years at the University of Chicago. Skocpol accepted, and became the first woman to be tenured in Harvard’s sociology department.Watts Professor of Music Kay K. Shelemay said that Skocpol had served with “dedication and distinction?? at the helm of GSAS.“Surely she has the qualities and experience to offer leadership in a variety of institutional settings,” she said when asked about Skocpol’s future.Under Skocpol’s leadership, all advanced Ph.D. students...
...fight for, like the segregation of the sexes between Radcliffe and Harvard? Over the past six decades, the campus has seen that distinction weaken and slowly slip into the realm of history. In the beginning, courses and housing became gender-integrated. And by the 1990s, the only remaining distinction??the name on the degrees women and men were awarded—was eliminated...
...Harvard in the spring of 1989, Yoo’s 128-page thesis—which earned him a summa cum laude distinction??comprised an analysis of the three presidents’ foreign policies, but did not advocate for any one of them. He characterized the diplomacy during the sixteen years that he reviewed as a vacillation between two poles: “re-asserting American leadership, or devolving responsibility for defending Europe to the Europeans...
...half Caucasian. “It is surprising how nontraditional the career is still seen among Asians now.”Marcus Mabry, chief of correspondents and a senior editor of Newsweek, said that the struggle of minorities in the media is one of “adversity and distinction?? and spoke about his career as an openly gay and black journalist.“White Ivy League people are the mass of the news world...minorities have to work twice as hard to get the credit,” he said.Being a minority journalist, however, can also...