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...types of candidates. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if the best person for the job were actually a minority candidate?” The co-chair of the Foundation’s Student Advisory Committee, Layusa Isa-Odidi ’09, said that the Globe??s coverage of the issue prompted extending the invitation to Scalise. “We wanted to speak to a person with senior power who could explain to us the hiring process,” Isa-Odidi said. “We’d like...
Former University of Michigan coach Tommy Amaker has been offered the Harvard men’s basketball head coaching position and is expected to accept, according to the Boston Globe. Representatives at Harvard’s athletic communications office said they could not confirm the Globe??s report and that they had no set date for the announcement of a new coach.Nichols Family Director of Athletics Robert L. Scalise—who chairs the committee assembled to hire a new coach after Frank Sullivan’s contract was not renewed March 5—declined repeated requests...
...following week, Sullivan said.According to a report in the Boston Globe yesterday, the committee interviewed former Xavier University coach Bob Stack on Tuesday and is set to speak today with Tommy Amaker, recently fired from his coaching position at the University of Michigan. Sullivan did not confirm the Globe??s report. Jarvis currently works as a college basketball commentator for both ESPN and Yahoo! Sports. He was fired from his last coaching position at St. John’s six games into the 2003 season, becoming the first basketball coach in the history of the Big East Conference...
...study of South Asia—home to 1.6 billion people, some of the globe??s earliest advanced civilizations, followers of four of the world’s largest religions, two nuclear powers, and one of the fastest growing economies today—is no longer a special-interest issue. Rather, study of the region has become absolutely essential to any curriculum that seeks to make global citizens of its students. However, despite claims by administrators that Harvard is committed to developing South Asian Studies, we have yet to see the administration devote resources to this area...
...Kong: fine for scorpion bowls and chicken dumplings, but an unlikely place to go for intellectual stimulation. Until now. Last Monday, Charlie P. Pierce, a staff reporter for The Boston Globe??s Sunday Magazine, author, and frequent panelist on National Public Radio’s “It’s Only a Game” discussed his newest book, “Moving the Chains: Tom Brady and the Pursuit of Everything,” at Hong Kong restaurant in collaboration with Harvard Book Store and The Boston Phoenix. “We wanted to hold...