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...When I was at Columbia, The New York Times would never have written a story about the new vice president,” he said. “It is so visible and powerful because any story gets extra treatment...
...President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 said that his general sense of Pilbeam remained positive. “He always made it clear what he thought about things—he was always honest and open about where he stood,” said Sundquist, who as vice president signed a lengthy—and unusually personal—missive attacking Pilbeam for his decision on alcohol grants last fall. “Being a transitional dean is a really hard job to begin with. You inherit a lot of things that some people expect you to deal...
...last senior vice provost for development and diversity, advising the president and provost on issues related to the recruitment and advancement of women and minorities in faculty positions, Hammonds’ commitment to promoting diversity of all sorts is expected to continue...
...Lewis B. Kaden ’63, vice chairman of Citigroup, also defended Rubin. He said that although Rubin doesn’t have operational responsibility at Citigroup, he engages in a variety of activities, such as “participating in strategic discussions with senior management, frequently meeting with clients and government officials with whom Citi has a relationship, and serving as a mentor to managers, executives, and employees...
Radcliffe Executive Dean Louise M. Richardson was named the next leader of the University of St. Andrews, the Radcliffe Institute announced yesterday. Richardson, a leading scholar on terrorism and political violence, will be the first woman to serve as principal and vice chancellor—the Scottish equivalent of American universities’ president—at St. Andrews, one of seven “ancient universities” starting January 2009. Richardson’s selection as principal is pathbreaking because she is not a Scot, she is not from within St. Andrews, and she is not male...