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Mortimer B. Zuckerman, owner of US News and World Report, announced Thursday that he will donate $10 million to Harvard University for a graduate fellowship program designed to attract students who have studied law, business or medicine to the public sector...
...they are inspired by the program at Harvard, at some point they will feel the pull to serve their own communities—whether on the state, local, or federal level,” Zuckerman wrote in a press release...
Each year, Harvard will select 25 Zuckerman fellows from a national pool of students who are pursuing or have earned professional degree in law, business or medicine but are interested in a degree at Harvard’s School of Education, School of Public Health or Kennedy School of Government...
...Zuckerman Fellowship is a testament to the mission we subscribe to here at the Kennedy School of Government, to encourage the best and brightest to commit themselves to public service and help to change the world,” said Tim Sultan, president of the Kennedy School’s Student Government...
...severely warped version of the American dream: an extremely light-skinned black man passing himself off as a Jewish intellectual. Incidentally, newcomer Wentworth Miller is startlingly good as the tormented young Silk, torn between the pulls of family and future. If Silk’s life is the puzzle, Zuckerman is the omniscient narrator putting together the pieces, gleaned from flashbacks and black-and-white photographs and memories of a time when checking off “White” on a Navy identification card was the ticket to a future free of racial shackles. Silk’s reinvention...