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"I don't think my intellectual background is going to change the focus of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences," says Knowles. "It has ...
Harvard Biochemist Jeremy Knowles Named To Top Arts And Sciences Post Veteran Computer Systems Designer Mayo Takes Helm as Bell Labs seventh President John L. Zabriskie Robert Gall Thomas Waldman Jeremy R. Knowles, a British-born chemist who has been at Harvard University since 1974, has been appointed dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. In his new job, second in importance only to the presidency, Knowles oversees the finances, organization, and educational policies of Harvard Co
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"I don't think my intellectual background is going to change the focus of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences," says Knowles. "It has ...
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