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...Leary was a member of the U.S. Olympic rowing team that was gearing up for a medal attempt in Moscow. After tasting Olympic competition in 1976, she was eager for another opportunity. With shock and disbelief, the rowers learned of President Jimmy Carter??€™s decision to boycott the Games as protest against the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan. Endeavors to persuade political officials not to punish the athletes proved useless—the closest O’Leary came to the 1980 Olympics was a satellite feed of the races underway without her boat...
...Carter??€™s heavy-handed tactics also could have come from an autocrat’s handbook. She called the printer and told him to stop the presses. The printer objected citing the First Amendment, but Carter reminded him that the University was paying, not the students. The paper has not been published since...
...Dean Joseph S. Nye Jr. and Weatherhead University Professor Samuel P. Huntington were both given positions in the administration after serving as consultants for Carter??€™s transition team...
However, after Carter??€™s inauguration, Dershowitz remained at Harvard Law School. Allison also stayed in Cambridge to become the KSG Dean from...
...Since Carter??€™s democratic administration acquired many of Harvard’s finest minds, other presidents and administrations have sought advice from Cambridge as well...