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Harvard Business School celebrates its 50th anniversary admitting women to its full-time MBA program. Debora Spar, keynote speaker, discusses the differences between men and women's expectations in the workplace on Tuesday at the Spangler Auditorium.
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Harvard Business School celebrates its 50th year of accepting women to its full time MBA program with a keynote address by Debora Spar.
Debora Spar Opens HBS 50-Year Celebration of First Admitted Female Students
Barnard College president Debora L. Spar addressed the challenges women still face in higher levels of business organizations in the Spangler Auditorium Tuesday, giving the keynote address on the 50th anniversary of the admission of women into the Business School’s two-year M.B.A. program.
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Harvard Business School celebrates its 50th anniversary of admitting women to its full-time MBA program. Debora Spar delivers the keynote address at this kick-off event on Tuesday at the Spangler Auditorium.
Study Shows Leaders Experience Lower Stress
Leaders with higher levels of responsibility experience lower stress levels than their peers with less on their shoulders, according to the results of a recent study published by Harvard researchers.
HBS Rock Center Appoints New Director
Meredith McPherron ’89 was born to be an entrepreneur--both of her parents started their own companies. Now she is trying to bring that the entrepreneurial spirit she is so familiar with to the Harvard Business School.
Topping Off Tata
The highest steel beam of the new Tata building is hoisted above a crowd on the Business School campus on Monday. It was painted white and adorned with dozens of signatures and a small pine tree according to a Norse tradition adopted by steel workers in "topping off" ceremonies.
HBS Tops Off Tata Hall
With Harvard Business School administrators and construction workers looking on, the ceremonial hoisting on Monday morning of the highest steel beam of Tata Hall marked the start of the next phase of construction of the building that will host participants in the school’s Executive Education programs.
Apple Maps Misplaces the Harvard Lampoon
To add to all of that, according to Apple Maps, the Harvard Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine, is now located at the Harvard Business School. To members of the Lampoon: it looks like the prank's on you.
Tyra Banks: Dropping H-Bombs Like Nobody's Business
"It hit me after graduating from Harvard," Tyra Banks explained in the opening sequence of America's Next Top Model's 19th cycle this summer. "We just have to do a college cycle!" To be clear, Tyra did not attend the College, though her feisty sidekick in that opening scene is quick to compliment her "big, fierce, Harvard College ideas!" Since "graduating" from Harvard Business School last February (in fact, Banks received a certificate from Harvard's Owner/President Management Program, a nine-week program featuring an application which asks prospective participants for their annual compensations but does not inquire about GPAs or test scores) Banks has not missed a single opportunity to drop the H-Bomb, reminding the world time and time again of all that deliberately-assigned hard work she had to put in.
Law School Selects Experts for I-Lab
In an effort to bolster Harvard Innovation Lab's professional resources, Harvard Law School appointed four Experts-in-Residence for the 2012-2013 academic year to advise students on their projects and expand the partnership between the Law School and the I-Lab.
2+2 Admits Seven Harvard Seniors
Harvard Business School accepted 25 applicants to its 2+2 Program during the first of its four admissions cycles this year.
Vaccination Company Wins President's Challenge Grand Prize
Vaxess Technologies, a company working to increase global access to vaccines through harnessing silk technology, has won the grand prize in the President’s Challenge, a competition that looked to foster social entrepreneurship across Harvard’s campus, the University announced Monday.
