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...kind of disappointed it took so long," says Philip A. Alphonse '93, a BSA member. "I'm glad it's down, but I'm not sure about the motive...
...Harvard students, we're always glad when Harvard steals established hotshot professors in underappreciated fields from other schools. It certainly helps Harvard. But does it help the field? Does it help the overall mission of higher education? Does it help the nation? Not much. Harvard needs junior faculty in Afro-Am. It has none. Harvard must make a serious effort to increase the pool of scholars in the field and others like it. It hasn...
...wedge in the U.S. in late 1976, when he looked to Georgia, home of then President-elect Carter, and the rotund personage of Carter confidant Bert Lance. In deep financial trouble with his National Bank of Georgia and beset by regulators for past banking indiscretions, Lance was all too glad to be put on B.C.C.I.'s payroll as a $100,000-a-year consultant. Abedi declared Lance was his "unofficial ambassador . . . brought in to give us a vision of the U.S." and insisted "we would never talk about exploiting his relationship with the President...
...television the very next day touting his department as a "model" for the nation. Gates' eventual apology to King was equally grudging -- and began with two absurd irrelevancies: "In spite of the fact that he's on parole and a convicted robber, I'd be glad to apologize...
Kerrigan says she is glad she has stirred up a spirited political debate, but that she is disappointed with how those around her have reacted. "I've been extremely saddened by the public actions of my house master and tutor, when I think they should not have come down on either side of a matter of opinion," Kerrigan says...