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...donors mentioned in the Journal article include Mortimer Zuckerman, who had planned to give $100 million for a neuroscience institute; former Harvard Corporation member Richard A. Smith, who had planned to give $100 million for a 500,000 square-foot science complex in Allston; and David Rockefeller ’36, who had planned to give $75 million for undergraduates in need of financial aid to study abroad...
Already this is fun. But it gets better. The story was broken by the Daily News, locked for decades in a fratricidal tabloid war with the Post. The scoop gave News owner Mort Zuckerman delicious revenge against Post owner Rupert Murdoch. The Post, which is cooperating with the FBI, has suspended Stern, meanwhile noting that he was only a part-time underling of Page Six editor Richard Johnson...
...goaltending and the Crimson defense preserved the tie. On a key chance for Yale in the extra period, Martin dove across the front of the goal to pounce on a loose puck on the other side of the net. Another near-goal was taken away by head referee Derek Zuckerman because the play had been whistled dead despite the puck still being loose. “A disallowed goal is something that’s a little frustrating because kids work so hard, and goals aren’t easy to come by,” Yale coach Hilary Witt...
...political blog, as is the group blog The Huffington Post, brainchild of former California gubernatorial candidate Arianna Huffington. The trouble is that certain issues tend to get magnified by this bunch, and others suppressed. One minor but standout example was pointed out in frustration this past October by Ethan Zuckerman, a fellow at Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for the Internet and Society and a well known blogger and activist who focuses on issues of technological development in some of the poorer countries in Africa. In late October a small group of NYU students led a protest...
Educational choices are very important, and the innovations underway in graduate education at Harvard—for example, the Zuckerman and Reynolds Fellowships—are vital. But individual students at the College, and at all of the graduate schools, should know, too, that they will have exciting opportunities over the full course of their careers, not just at the outset, to lead across sectors...