From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. She is the 20th president of harvard university. She is the first female president. She served in that role since 2007. In her address she said, the university is not about results in the next quarter. It is not about who a student has become by graduation. Is about learning that molds a lifetime. It is about learning that shapes the future. I am pleased to have the person who said that back at this table. Welcome. I want to talk about universities today and some criticism they are receiving and how they confront challenges in the future. Tell me how is harvard today. You went through some fundraising difficulties. And you have taken note of that. There were questions about the merits of a College Education and people not being able to find jobs, raising questions about what people are really getting. Tell me how hard it is and what are your answers. This is an interesting time for Higher Education, and a time in which it is goin
And turning to the papers this morning, former president bill clinton responding to claims by karl rove over the state of Hillary Clintons health, especially in light of a potentialle president ial run by her in 2016, which leads us to ask the question about the candidates health and age. Would those factors impact how you would vote for them. Eres how you can let us know. The comments from the former president on the front page of the washington post, their lead story, taking a look at it, clintons take on critics and g. O. P. , clear sign of a 2016 candidacy, they write under fire from republicans over her record as secretary of state and her health, she gay a robust defense wednesday of her tour of the nations top diplomats. Bill clinton revealed bill clinton reveled in mocking karl rove that Hillary Clinton may have suffered brain damage from a fall in late 2012 while a clinton spokesman said roves remarks revealed that republicans were scared what she had to offer. He talked about
From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. She is the 20th president of harvard university. She is the first female president. She has served in that role since 2007. In her address, she said, the university is not about results in the next quarter. It is not about who a student has become by graduation. Is about learning that molds a lifetime. It is about learning that shapes the future. I am pleased to have Drew Gilpin Faust back at this table. Welcome. I want to talk about universities today, some criticism they are receiving, and how they can confront challenges in the future. Tell me, how is harvard today . You went through some fundraising difficulties, a challenge to you, as you have taken note of. There were questions about the merits of a college education, and people not being able to find jobs, raising questions about what people are really getting. Tell me how harvard is doing, and what are your answers. This is an interesting time for Higher Education, and a
Number of strikers released from solitary confinement for that later in the shuttle like he entered washington dc. Team. The second message alerts issued its entire history the state department has warned that six billion dollars is unaccounted for the warning issued by a new Inspector General stealing excites significant financial risk and a lack of internal control. His political commentator sensex take a closer look at how the departments funding for private contractors they have spiraled theres action security of the state department bookkeeping after an alert was issued by the departments Inspector General. Regarding billions of dollars in unaccounted for contracting. The alert in the form of a letter from the office of Inspector General revealing on its investigations and inspections at around six billion dollars worth of being completed or fraudulent contracts over the last six years. Like other Government Agencies the state department relies on private contractors to carry out
From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. She is the 20th president of harvard university. She is the first female president. She served in that role since 2007. In her address she said, the university is not about results in the next quarter. It is not about who a student has become by graduation. Is about learning that molds a lifetime. It is about learning that shapes the future. I am pleased to have the person who said that back at this table. Welcome. I want to talk about universities today and some criticism they are receiving and how they confront challenges in the future. Tell me how is harvard today. You went through some fundraising difficulties. A challenge to you, as you have taken note of that. There were questions about the merits of a College Education and people not being able to find jobs, raising questions about what people are really getting. Tell me how hard it is and what are your answers. This is an interesting time for Higher Education, and a time