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...letter responding to Rose’s concerns, Summers wrote that he took the issues “very seriously?? and that Harvard was hiring an independent counsel to ensure that Harvard maintained “the highest level of legal and ethical compliance...
...Cambridge, realizing that football could allow him access to a Harvard education. He would be the first person from his high school to attend Harvard: “Where I come from,” he says, “people didn’t even take Harvard seriously??not in an academic sense—but in the sense that it was never even mentioned that you could dream of going to Harvard.” Witt laughs before recalling, “it was just kind of like a mythical land where geniuses inhabited the place...
...this promising treatment,’” said Mark A. Isaacson ’11, one of Friedman’s roommates. “He had this way of keeping things in perspective, putting friendships first, people first.” Though he took his studies seriously??he went to class until the day he was admitted to the hospital for the last time—and did well academically, friends said he rarely needed to do any work. “The things he was able to grasp at the age that...
...also pointed out that his research, specifically his upcoming book project, must have been “well-received or at least taken seriously?? by outside scholars for him to receive tenure...
...native of Peru and the political action chair of Fuerza Latina, which discussed the referendum at its weekly meeting yesterday, said that while she respected Chavez’s efforts to help the poor, she found him “kind of hard to take seriously?? due to his radical rhetoric on the international stage. Last January Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad travelled to Venezuela. Chavez is also often portrayed as the leader of a shift to the left in other Latin American countries, such as Bolivia...