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Where have all the scholars gone? In its heyday, the Corporation boasted an impressive array of nationally recognized academics. Now, the roster of bigwigs has whittled its academic number down to one (other than Summers): the mighty Hanna H. Gray, a historian and former president of the University of Chicago. She is also the only woman on the body of seven, and she can’t be far from retirement. The Corporation needs to bolster its academic ranks, and fast. With Winokur’s departure, it has the opportunity...
...whom should the slot go? How to round out a list that includes Gray, the two ex-Secretaries of the Treasury (Summers, as president, is on the Corporation ex officio), lawyer Conrad K. Harper (the only black member), new Senior Fellow James R. Houghton ’58 (also presumably not far from retirement), and Treasurer D. Ronald Daniel (who formerly ran McKinsey and Co.). “We’ll probably be looking at what void there is on the Corporation, whether we need a scientist or an academician,” Stone said in The Crimson. Well...
According the Boston Globe the victim was Iran Gray, a 19-year-old male resident of Mattapan who was found wounded outside the Rhythm & Spice Grill at 315 Mass...
Upon arriving, the Globe reported CPD officers found Gray, shot in the chest, lying on the sidewalk in front of the Caribbean restaurant...
Paramedics transported Gray to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he died shortly after arriving...