Boston Globe pull quote in Tuesday’s front-page piece about the big shakeup at Suffolk University, which involves installing a dozen new trustees and appointing a new president:
The school is expected to select [outgoing president] David Sargent’s replacement in the next few months. Those familiar with the search say the ideal president would have experience leading an urban institution.
Ya think?
Speaking from an entirely biased perspective as a semi-distinguished graduate of Suffolk U. Law School, I believe the Globe, a repository of Harvard grads, has an unhealthy obsession with Suffolk University. All the inside baseball stories about Sargent, the trustees, etc. always are front-page stories, and I find it hard to believe that Globe readers are clamoring for information about what happens behind the curtain of academia.