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...little more friendly than most people. I learn names and keep a low profile—a low profile,” he emphasizes, pointing to the reporter??s notebook on the table. “Then I learn stuff...
Introducing himself as “just one reporter?? who relies on “the collaborative talents of [his] colleagues at The Los Angeles Times,” Willman discussed his journalistic creeds before a crowd of about...
...Although having resources obviously trumps a commitment to obtaining them, I am also convinced that Dean Ellwood and Larry Summers are committed to raising the needed funds and that CID can have a profound impact on the eradication of global poverty. As I also wrote in response to the reporter??s inquiries: “I had tremendous colleagues and great staff support at Harvard; I am giving up a lot” by leaving here...
...article would be tedious. Consider, though, the quotation from an anonymous faculty member who said that I told him that I was not conveying the data even to prestigious people. The law on restricted-access data has nothing to do with prestige, so the quotation is misleading. Consider the reporter??s harping on race and gender bias. When asked why Rothstein was so critical of me, I suggested self-interest and ideological bias. The Crimson reporter, who was intent on race and gender bias, inverted my emphasis, entirely omitted self-interest, and suggested that “bias?...
...barely hear a reporter??s questions—perhaps on account of the bright-orange ear plugs he wears—and he refuses to divulge his first name...