[linda_22003]

All right! We have the first post pointing out that she is not beautiful, the ultimate sin for a woman as far as Freepers are concerned. I knew it would make the top ten posts, I just didn't know where! :)

[Muentzer2005]

"All right! We have the first post pointing out that she is not beautiful, the ultimate sin for a woman as far as Freepers are concerned. I knew it would make the top ten posts, I just didn't know where! :)"


I actually find her quite attractive.

Now, where did i leave my glasses ...

[linda_22003]

Oh, and just to head off the NEXT inevitable favorite observation by Freepers:

"Faust is married to Charles E. Rosenberg, Monrad Professor of History of Science at Harvard University. Rosenberg is one of the nation's leading historians of medicine. Faust and Rosenberg have two daughters."

[righteousindignation]

she's not ugly but you sound very angry

[yankeedame]

All right! We have the first post pointing out that she is not beautiful, the ultimate sin for a woman as far as Freepers are concerned. I knew it would make the top ten posts, I just didn't know where! :)

You're quite welcome

[subterfuge]

Yeah, that's one ugly red X.

[Zeppo]

We have the first post pointing out that she is not beautiful, the ultimate sin for a woman as far as Freepers are concerned.

I'd bet that you have completely and totally misinterpreted the poster's intent...

[krb]

She's not that bad looking:

I am not sure what your issue is. It's kind of funny, given the Spanish meaning of your name :-)

[Antoninus]

All right! We have the first post pointing out that she is not beautiful, the ultimate sin for a woman as far as Freepers are concerned. I knew it would make the top ten posts, I just didn't know where! :)

Good heavens what a defensive post! Does just posting a photo of someone automatically mean that her looks are being mocked? Please! Besides, she's not all that unattractive--but then again, I like the studious look.

Personally, I'm glad that Harvard is set to appoint a woman. After the phony uproar they had with their last president, it's a good reminder that the school is no longer a meritocracy but deeply PC and quota-oriented institution--just like most of academia.

American higher ed is running on stored-up capital at this point. Any institution that subordinates excellence to politics won't be able to retain its reputation for long...