From today's NY Times: Headhunters at Harvard May Put a Woman in Charge
(I know it's just wild speculation.) Here's an interesting bit:
There are suspicions, on the other hand, that the committee might be leaning toward the selection of a scientist to oversee the expansion of research in stem cells and other cutting-edge science on a new campus to be built in the Allston section of Boston.
That would be nice ...
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