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...system in which we are not interested in prosecuting, but in bringing forth the facts, to figure out what went wrong—who was to blame, and to what extent,” Mendelsohn said of the Council’s goals for the new post...
...It’s not easy because of the extent to which our athletic program is interrelated,” Lewis says. “When you’re the Ivy League school trying, I think appropriately, to hold back, you can see where the source of the tension is, where you’re trying to balance your competitive equity with the best educational interests of the students...
...course, the reverse was true to an even greater extent: our prolonged contact with the quiet harmony that flourished among a crew whose origins span most of the Eastern Hemisphere, who come from most of the major religions and speak a dozen languages taught us more than I imagine we returned, in the form of tales of city life and barbecue recipes. But perhaps that's the point...
...when Novartis makes its hires, it will draw, to a large extent, on the “intellectual capital” of Cambridge’s population, rather than its semi- skilled labor...
When Kleinfelder was named the Crimson’s coach in 1979, few knew the extent of the changes she would bring to women’s sports. To be sure, she was renowned, having already served as the coach of the U.S. National team, and she quickly turned a strong Harvard program into a dynasty that many teams would attempt to emulate. She reached the pinnacle on the field in 1990, when the Crimson capped an undefeated 15-0 season with the first women’s NCAA national championship for Harvard...