Harvard Rules (2005)
Harvard Rules
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He was tired. A young-looking fifty-six years old when he took the job a decade before, Rudenstine now looked like a man slipping into old age. His dark hair had become heavily streaked with gray, and his face had fallen around the edges, as though life had given it a gentle downward tug. “This has been a good run, and it’s time for someone else,” he said. Few at Harvard would have disagreed, at least with the second part of that statement.
Neil Rudenstine became president of Harvard in the fall... of 1991, succeeding the popular Derek Bok, the wealthy, patrician scholar of labor law who’d been at Harvard’s helm for the preceding two decades. Early in his presidency, some saw the handsome Bok as too polished, too Californian. Before law school at Harvard, Bok had gone to college at Stanford, and there was something about him that always made one think he was just about to hit the tennis courts. He was tall, with thick, wavy gray hair and a craggy face that would have worked as well in Hollywood as at Harvard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was tired. A young-looking fifty-six years old when he took the job a decade before, Rudenstine now looked like a man slipping into old age. His dark hair had become heavily streaked with gray, and his face had fallen around the edges, as though life had given it a gentle downward tug. “This has been a good run, and it’s time for someone else,” he said. Few at Harvard would have disagreed, at least with the second part of that statement.
Neil Rudenstine became president of Harvard in the fall... of 1991, succeeding the popular Derek Bok, the wealthy, patrician scholar of labor law who’d been at Harvard’s helm for the preceding two decades. Early in his presidency, some saw the handsome Bok as too polished, too Californian. Before law school at Harvard, Bok had gone to college at Stanford, and there was something about him that always made one think he was just about to hit the tennis courts. He was tall, with thick, wavy gray hair and a craggy face that would have worked as well in Hollywood as at Harvard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley, Richard, 1688-1732 to read onlineMoreLess
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