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Bonuses of $30m look bad when Harvard library faces cuts

May 01, 2004  



Jack Meyer, the president of the Harvard Management Company, has raised the prospect of the university endowment moving to external management after student protests over the bumper $30 million bonuses paid to two managers last year and the departure of two managers to start their own funds.

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