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...working on Nelson Rockefeller’s campaign for the Presidency in 1964,” and now, she’s hoping that the next President will be a moderate Republican in Rockefeller’s mold, she told The Crimson in an interview yesterday. Whitman??who served as the first female governor of New Jersey from 1994–2001 before being named to President George W. Bush’s Cabinet as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency—now runs a political action committee, It’s My Party Too, which works...
...book, “It’s My Party, Too: The Battle for the Heart of the GOP and the Future of America,” criticizing the rightward turn of the Republican party and blaming “social fundamentalists” for marginalizing centrist voters. Whitman??s book was “very brave and an attempt to recenter her party,” said Harvard Law School Professor Jody Freeman. Whitman said yesterday that she anticipates the issues raised in her book to still be relevant come December...
...particular night of a “Jolly-up”—smoky Radcliffe mixers with lax alcohol rules—two graduate students decided to celebrate the completion of their oral exams by doing something mindless: getting jollied-up. One of the doctoral students, who led Whitman??s Gen Ed section, hated dancing with his students. So his friend, Robert Whitman, took her hand—literally.“I remember going upstairs and telling my roommate: I’ve met the man I’m going to marry...
...detractors, may have concluded that even a fair fight would do us more harm than a capitulation. And for all I know Summers, while caring deeply for our community and wanting to continue to serve it, also decided that he’d been battered enough: that is fair. Whitman??s heartbreaking American dirge, from which this jeremiad draws its title, will long remind one of this loss—but I’ve not forgotten the Battle Hymn of the Republic, either...
Remele and Whitman??s involvement in the Harvard social scene (he belongs to the Hasty Pudding social club), has helped them find a customer base. Still, Remele insists that “none of our friends come in and feel as if they have to buy because they’re our friends.” Whitman says thoughtfully: “Both of our social lives have given us a good look at many different women,” as well as helping them get to know what she calls their demographic. THE RUNWAY...