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https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/0...story.html

He's mentioned in this story as a possibility. Since Barack Obama is also mentioned as a possible candidate, I figured I'd post the link in this forum.
Interesting. I assume that Leebron would jump at the chance, if offered (few university presidents would be able to resist). His elder son is an undergrad at Harvard now, I believe. From the Rice perspective, I think Leebron's been at Rice a good while now and so an injection of new blood in the presidency wouldn't be a bad thing.
(06-16-2017 09:25 AM)Barrett Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting. I assume that Leebron would jump at the chance, if offered (few university presidents would be able to resist). His elder son is an undergrad at Harvard now, I believe. From the Rice perspective, I think Leebron's been at Rice a good while now and so an injection of new blood in the presidency wouldn't be a bad thing.

Agreed on all points. I think David has been more good than bad, particularly for athletics, but a few episodes like the Baylor Med disaster are on the record as well.
If Leebron leaves, I hear Ken Starr is available....
(06-16-2017 09:36 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote: [ -> ]
(06-16-2017 09:25 AM)Barrett Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting. I assume that Leebron would jump at the chance, if offered (few university presidents would be able to resist). His elder son is an undergrad at Harvard now, I believe. From the Rice perspective, I think Leebron's been at Rice a good while now and so an injection of new blood in the presidency wouldn't be a bad thing.

Agreed on all points. I think David has been more good than bad, particularly for athletics, but a few episodes like the Baylor Med disaster are on the record as well.

Yeah, that BCM thing seemed to be a complete cluster--poor preparation, poor messaging, poor follow-through. It was such a singular opportunity that was missed.
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