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...that would change in Cambridge. He joined the Advocate and fell in with a now-legendary group of young writers that included Kenneth Koch ’48, John L. Ashbery ’49, Frank O’Hara ’50, Robert Bly ’50, and Adrienne Rich...
...Kenneth Courtis is an adviser to global investment funds, governments and corporations and former vice chariman of Goldman Sachs Asia
...what Harvard is doing, but I have to meet the new president, to make sure that that person enthusiastically supports the University’s agenda with respect to whatever the area of donation might be,’ which is a perfectly reasonable stance.”Kenneth G. Bartels ’73, the president and CEO of Paxton Properties, a New York-based real estate investment firm, and the fundraising chairman for his Harvard graduating class, says that while he doesn’t think the recent turmoil will have a long-term negative impact on fundraising...
When conservatives on the Board tried to block the appointment of economist John Kenneth Galbraith in 1948, for example, University President James Bryant Conant ’14 threatened to resign if the Overseers did not confirm the appointment. As Andrew B. Schlesinger ’70 recounts in his book, “Veritas: Harvard College and the American Experience,” the Overseers promptly backed...
...Allston Task Force as well as on the search committee for the interim dean. “No one was acting as if [science in Allston] were open to discussion, as if that’s an open question, and that goes for Jeremy too.”Kenneth G. Bartels ’73, a donor and fundraising chairman of his class, says that though he had been “deeply concerned” about the possibility that Summers’ vision for Allston wasn’t fully backed by faculty...