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Salzman, an environmental activist, writer and lecturer who co-founded the New York Green Party, called Bush a “vector of disease,” blaming him for most of the political and economic problems of the United States.
University spokesperson Robert P. Mitchell said Katharine Martinez, the Suit librarian of the Fine Arts Library, is now in charge of the archive’s staff and vast collection of prints and videos. Since arriving at Harvard in 1999, Jenkins, a senior lecturer in VES, has run the archive...
And New York Times film critic Elvis Mitchell will join VES in a one-semester cameo as a visiting lecturer this spring.
“My departure at mid-year is in no way a reflection of my experience as a senior tutor and lecturer but a consequence of the transition into a professional world that does not abide by the academic calendar,” she wrote.
J.F. Coakley, an author of a book on Harvard diplomas and a senior lecturer in Syriac, pointed out the inconsistency, “Even in Latin the diploma always said ‘Baccalaureus in Artibus’ with B before A; so why the abbreviation was AB?...