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...recommending the same to other friends and associates.”“So the radical feminists and PC police win, and Harvard and its students lose,” he added. Similarly, Richard A. Holt ’64 wrote in another unpublished letter to the editor that he would no longer be donating to Harvard, protesting Summers’ ouster. “The resignation of Dr. Summers indicates to me that Harvard has become a place where vigorous debate, examination of unpopular ideas, and critical thinking are less valued than political correctness, where courageous leadership...
...forgo. If you haven’t already, put your career on hold and go win her heart. You know who I’m talking about. Other things can wait, but love can’t.Nicholas F.B. Smyth ’05-06 is a Crimson editorial editor...
...still refused to be in the silly show,” writes Greenhouse, Harvard Law School’s 2006 Class Day speaker, in an e-mail.It wasn’t the first time Greenhouse felt the sting of gender discrimination.Greenhouse, who grew up in Hamden, Conn., and was editor of her high school newspaper, joined The Crimson in her freshman year of college. She was frequently barred from the surrounding all-male Houses’ dining halls—Adams, the House closest to the newspaper’s offices, only allowed women to enter a few nights each week...
...described as somewhat formal. Indeed, Bush recalls that “when he was considering law schools, John removed Stanford from his list because the Stanford interviewer was wearing sandals and didn’t have a tie.”At the Law School, Roberts became the managing editor of the Law Review, where he was known as a fair and honest boss and a hard worker who was never seen as ideological.“Whatever the hours, he never got stressed or angry,” Charles E. Davidow, who was treasurer of the Law Review when...
...must see events of the year,” showing that “not being good is no excuse for not coming out for an event.” Gilligan’s sister Lindsey, who is also a Crimson photography editor, called Paul her best friend and mentor. “I don’t think I’ve ever met someone who didn’t like him,” she wrote in an obituary in The Philadelphia Inquirer. In an e-mail, his blockmate Hani N. Elias ’05 wrote...