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Stanford crowd is more fun, more diverse, less Wall St focused. It has an awesome social innovation center and an actual curriculum around that, and development/creative capitalism. Harvard does some, but I feel halfheartedly.

Do you know Matt Kennedy (has a twin Joe) who is about 29, worked in WH counsel's office and is now working for Wolin at Treas? If you could arrange HBS and Matt, I'd be happy to stay in Boston.

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From: Hunter Biden <hbiden@rosemontseneca.com>
To: Owens, Casey
Sent: Tue Sep 21 18:42:01 2010
Subject: Re: Dr. Lawrence H. Summers, Director of the National Economic Council, to Return to Harvard University at the End of the Year

What's wrong with HBS for you? Why Stanford?

R. Hunter Biden
202-333-1880


On Sep 21, 2010, at 5:20 PM, <Casey.Owens@do.treas.gov> wrote:

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> For Immediate Release September 21, 2010
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> Dr. Lawrence H. Summers, Director of the National Economic Council, to Return to Harvard University at the End of the Year
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> WASHINGTON - Dr. Lawrence H. Summers, Director of the National Economic Council and Assistant to the President for Economic Policy, announced his plans to return to his position as University Professor at Harvard University at the end of the year.
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> “I will always be grateful that at a time of great peril for our country, a man of Larry’s brilliance, experience and judgment was willing to answer the call and lead our economic team. Over the past two years, he has helped guide us from the depths of the worst recession since the 1930s to renewed growth. And while we have much work ahead to repair the damage done by the recession, we are on a better path thanks in no small measure to Larry’s wise counsel. We will miss him here at the White House, but I look forward to soliciting his continued advice and his counsel on an informal basis, and appreciate that he has agreed to serve as a member of the President’s Economic Advisory Board.”
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> Dr. Summers said “I will miss working with the President and his team on the daily challenges of economic policy making. I’m looking forward to returning to Harvard to teach and write about the economic fundamentals of job creation and stable finance as well as the integration of rising and developing countries into the global system.”
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> Dr. Summers overseas the coordination of economic policy making across the Administration, leads the President’s daily economic briefing and has been a frequent public spokesman for the Administration’s policies.
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