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Rudenstine to Resign Presidency in 2001
University President Neil L. Rudenstine announced today that he will resign his position following the 2000-2001 academic year. Rudenstine said
Rudenstine to Resign
President Neil L. Rudenstine announced this morning that he will leave Harvard at the end of this coming year. While
Corporation Prepares To Begin Nationwide Search for Successor
While President Neil L. Rudenstine's decision to step down means a chance to relax for the notoriously hard-working president, the
Patti B. Saris: Local Judge Cites Harvard As Inspiration
If the Honorable Patti B. Saris '73 becomes a member of Harvard's board of Overseers, she should feel right at
Harvard Tightens Faculty Policy
Harvard is reining in even its most famous. Despite the increasing temptation to expand their playing field through the Internet,
FAS Wants New Advisory Body, Report Says
Members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) want more say in how the University spends its money and
Stanford Reacts to Selection of 10th President
Although renowned computer scientist John L. Hennessy is about to become the president of tech-savvy Stanford University, many of his
John Hennessy Appointed Stanford President
Stanford's board of trustees yesterday appointed current provost and renowned computer scientist John L. Hennessy as the university's 10th president.
First-Years Get Warm Welcome
Hundreds of students cheering new residents of their Houses created a din that could be heard across campus at lunchtime
O'Brien Will Be Class Day Speaker
When the Class of 2000 officially celebrates the beginning of its 100-day countdown until graduation at the Hong Kong restaurant
CID Looks To Round Up Cash
While the decline of the scandal-plagued Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID) has been much in the public eye, another
State Files Suit Against Harvard Over Name Use
The state of Massachusetts sued the University yesterday, seeking to ensure that Harvard Pilgrim Health Care can keep its name
The Changing Face of the Harvard Corporation
It was the kind of vote that's usually just a formality. But this time, the University made history. Over a
Spring Cleaning in Massachusetts Hall
For President Neil L. Rudenstine, this semester means tidying up the unfinished business of a fundraising drive that has consumed
Corporation Announces Two New Members
The Harvard Corporation yesterday appointed two new members--one of whom is the first black person ever to belong to the
