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of Summers at Treasury Department

of Summers's dispute with Cornel West

Memorial Church

Menand, Louis

Mendelsohn, Everett

men's clubs, Harvard

mental health issues

Mexican financial crisis

Meyssan, Thierry

military recruitment issue

Mitchell, Robert

money, Harvard and,
See also
endowment;

fundraising

Moore, John

morality, economics and

moral relativism

Morgan, Marcyliena

Morison, Samuel Eliot

Morning Prayers talks

Morris, Dick

Morris Gray Lecture

Morrison, Toni

movies, Harvard in

murder-suicide event

Muslim students

 

naked student ritual

National Science Foundation

New, Lisa (Elisa)

New Republic, The

New York Times

1960s influence on Harvard

Nobel Prizes

 

O'Brien, Patricia

office hours

Ogletree, Charles

Oldenburg, Richard

O'Mary, Michael

O'Neill, Jackie

Overseers.
See
Board of Overseers

 

Page, Shaun

Palmer, Brian

Paretzky, Johanna

patriotism, Summers's

Paulin, Thomas Neilson

peace rally

Pearson, Carl

Peretz, Martin

Perry, Victoria.
See
Summers, Victoria Perry

personal sacrifices, Summers's

Pinker, Steven

Plunkett, David Jonathan

politics

Harvard and

identity

Summers and, (
see also
leadership style, Summers's)

Summers on Harvard and

tenure, academic freedom, and

Cornel West and

policy memo scandal

popular culture, Harvard in

popularity, Summers's

Posner, Richard

Powell, Colin

Powell, Colleen Richards

Powell, Lewis F.

power, Summers's,
See also
leadership style, Summers's

presidential search, Harvard's

Board of Overseers, Harvard Corporation, and

interview and selection of Summers

interview of Lee Bollinger and secrecy issue

search committee and selection of candidates

student protest and

presidents, Harvard.
See
Bok, Derek; presidential search, Harvard's; Pusey, Nathan Marsh; Rudenstine Neil; Summers, Lawrence Henry

curricular review and

installation of

powers of

success of

presidents, university

presidents, United States

President's Chair

press.
See
media coverage

Primal Scream ritual

Princeton University

Pritchett, Lant

professors.
See
faculty

Progressive Student Labor Movement

protest literature class,
See also
dissent, Summers and; student protest

provost appointment

publications, Harvard

Pusey, Nathan Marsh

 

questioners, Summers and

Quigley, Ellen

 

race,
See also
affirmative action; African Americans; anti-Semitism; Jewish ethnicity

Radcliff College

Raff, Daniel M. G.

Rakoczy, Kate L.

rape

Rawls, John

Red Book

Reich, Robert

Reischauer, Robert

relationships, romantic.
See
romantic relationships, Summers's

Republicans

research grants

Rice, Condoleezza

Richardson, H. H.

Rimer, Sara

rituals, Harvard

Robinson, Mary

romantic relationships, Summers's

Laura Ingraham

Lisa New

Victoria Perry Summers

Roosevelt, Franklin

Rosovsky, Henry

ROTC issue

Roth, William

Rothenberg, James

Rowe, Peter

Rubin, Robert

Rudenstein, Neil

Allston and

breakdown of

disappointment with

early career of

fundraising of

Skip Gates and

leadership style of

resignation of

student protest and

Summers vs.

Cornel West and

Russell, J. Hale

 

Sacks, Peter

Safdie, Moshe

Samuelson, Couper

Samuelson, Frank

Samuelson, Paul

Sandel, Michael

Scadden, David

scandal, World Bank memo

Schneider, Carol Geary

scholarship, Summers's

School of Public Health and School of Education

sciences

curricular review and

general education vs.

presidential search and

Summers and

search.
See
presidential search, Harvard's

secrecy

Harry Lewis departure and

Harvard Corporation and

presidential search committee and

Summers's

Senior English Address

September 11 terrorist attacks

Sever Hall

sex

sexual assault

sexual harassment comment

Sharpton, Al

Shinagel, Michael

sleeping, Summers's

Smith, Marian

Society of Fellows

Solomon Amendment, Harvard and

specialization, curriculum

speeches.
See also
Morning Prayers talks

cancellation of Tom Paulin's

style of Summers vs. Rudenstine

Zayed Yasin

Spencer, Clayton

Sperry, Willard

Stanford University

statue, John Harvard

Stauffer, John

Steele, Shelby

Steinberg, Jacques

Stem Cell Institute

Stiglitz, Joseph

Stone, Alan

Stone, Robert G., Jr.

student protest
See also
dissent Summers and

Derek Bok and

living wage campaign

peace rally

Nathan Pusey and

Summers and

students.
See also
student protest

African American

curricular review and

foreign

grade inflation issue

Harvard culture and

Jewish

Muslim

Summers and questions by

Cornel West's departure and

study abroad

style.
See
leadership; leadership style Summers's; manners, Summers's

Subrahmanian, Krishnan

suicide, Marian Smith's

Summers, Lawrence Henry.
See also
Harvard University

cancer of

at commencement in 2004

conflict with Cornel West (
see
African and African American Studies (Afro-American Studies); West Cornel)

dissent and (
see
dissent, Summers and)

family of

Harvard's presidential search for (
see
presidential search, Harvard's)

as Harvard student and professor

installation of, as Harvard president

Jewish ethnicity of

leadership style of (
see
leadership style Summers's)

at MIT

Neil Rudenstine vs., (
see also
Rudenstine, Neil)

media coverage and (
see
media coverage)

romantic relationships (
see
romantic relationships, Summers's)

student protest and

at Treasury Department

at World Bank

Summers, Robert and Anita

Summers, Ruth, Pamela, and Harry

Summers, Victoria Perry

sweatshop issue

 

table manners, Summers's

Tadesse, Sinedu

Talbott, Strobe

Tanenhaus, Sam

tax cuts issue

teaching fellows

temper, Summers's

tennis, Summers and

tenure

academic freedom issue and

Skip Gates and

presidential power and

Summers and Harvard

Summers and law school

women and

Tercentenary Theatre

terrorism

Thailand financial panic

Thomas, Richard

tradition, Summers and

Transition
journal

Traub, James

Treasury Department, Summers at

Tribe, Laurence

tuition

 

Undergraduate Council

undergraduate education.
See
Harvard College

Undergraduate English Oration

United Arab Emirates

United States presidents

University Hall

university marshall

University of Michigan

University Professor position

 

Vendler, Helen

 

Washington Consensus

Washington style.
See
leadership style Summers's

Wealth,
See also
endowment; fundraising; money

weight, Summers's

Welch, Jack

West, Cornel

Afro-American Studies and reputation of

at Archie Epps's funeral

departure of

hiring of

Timothy McCarthy and

Summers, globalization, and

tenure, academic freedom, and

Wetlaufer, Suzanne

Widener Memorial Library

Wieseltier, Leon

Will, George

William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Willie, Charles

Wilson, James Q.

Wilson, William Julius

Winokur, Herbert “Pug,”

Wisse, Ruth

Wolcowitz, Jeffrey

Wolfensohn, James

women.
See also
romantic relationships Summers's

final clubs and

Harvard and

Harvard Corporation and

presidential search and

Radcliff College and

Summers's staff and

workers, Harvard

World Bank

world university, Harvard as

Wrinn, Joe

 

Yale-style housing system

Yale University

Yasin, Zayed

Yauch, Adam

 

Zayed, Sheik

Zedillo, Ernesto

Zemin, Jiang

Ziemes, George

Harvard Law School dean Derek Bok became president in 1971 and inherited an angry and divided campus.
(© Corbis/Bennett)

Twenty-year-old Lawrence Summers in his 1975 yearbook photo from MIT, where he was captain of the debate team.
(Courtesy of the
Technique)

As Harvard president from 1991 to 2001, Neil Rudenstine raised $2.6 billion but was criticized for devoting too much time to fundraising.
(Nicola Kountoupes/Cornell University Photography)

Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Cornel West were part of Rudenstine's “dream team” of African American scholars but were resented by some members of the Harvard faculty.
(Republished with permission of Globe Newspaper Company, Inc.)

Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers in front of dollar bills bearing his signature. At Harvard, Summers would autograph bills for eager students.
(AP Photo/Dennis Cook)

“A new kind of geopolitician”: Summers in the White House briefing room with Clinton economic advisers Gene Sperling
(center)
and Jack Lew in July 1999.
(AP Photo/Doug Mills)

Now president of Columbia University, Lee Bollinger was said to be the faculty's favorite to be Harvard's twenty-seventh president.
(Courtesy of Columbia University)

“I accept!” Lawrence Summers at a March 11, 2001, press conference at Harvard's Loeb House to announce his selection as president.
(AP Photo/Lawrence Jackson)

Lawrence Summers with U2 singer Bono at a Harvard dinner in June 2001. The two men had met to discuss the issue of international debt relief while Summers was at the Treasury Department.
(Lesley Unruh)

Cornel West with freshmen at Princeton University in the fall of 2002. After leaving Harvard due to an altercation with Summers, West taught a Princeton seminar called “The Tragic, the Comic, and the Political.”
(Courtesy of Cornel West)

Harry Lewis, the dean of Harvard College until March 2003, clashed with Summers over the college's direction—and lost.
(Justin Haan/
Harvard Crimson)

Memorial Church pastor Peter Gomes, here speaking at the Boston State House in February 2004, worried that Harvard's new president didn't appreciate the importance of spiritual life on campus.
(Brian M. Haas/
Harvard)