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The Metropolitan Museum of Art has joined the Detroit Institute of Arts in opposing any plan for the Michigan city to sell billions of dollars of museum masterpieces to plug a deficit.
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Yale University is facing a $165,000 fine from the U.S. Education Department for underreporting the number of sexual assaults on campus.
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President Barack Obama is considering Yale University President Richard Levin for a top economic post, possibly head of the National Economic Council or chairman of his outside advisory board, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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Yale University President Richard C. Levin, the longest-serving leader in the Ivy League, said he will retire at the end of the current academic year.
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A Yale University student died last night after her hair caught in a lathe while she worked on a project in a laboratory machine shop on campus.
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When Marion McCollom Hampton graduated from the Yale School of Management in 1982, the program didn’t grant business degrees and she didn’t want one. Its mission was to train leaders of all sorts, not just executives, she said.
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The November election isn’t the only presidential contest prompting career opportunities in Washington.
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Yale University President Richard Levin expressed outrage over revelations that the New York Police Department used cyber surveillance and other tactics to monitor Muslim student associations throughout the Northeast.
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Shortly after she took over as chief executive officer of Harvard Management Co. on July 1, 2008, Jane Mendillo gathered the university endowment’s 200- member staff for a town-hall-style meeting at the Federal Reserve Bank Building in downtown Boston, across the Charles River from Harvard University.
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Jane Mendillo -- who went to Yale -- stepped in to lead the university’s endowment just as markets crashed and it lost $10.1 billion. It may be years before she can clean up the mess.
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