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Chait, a professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, spoke with University Business about how administrators and boards can improve their relations to work more closely and effectively toward a common goal. ``I think it was an opportunity for them to be civic-minded citizens who could express their concerns in the appropriate forum,'' said Noble Vice Principal Andres Chait. But when, just before the 2004 primaries began, Jonathan Chait, a New Republic writer, did essentially the same thing--starting a blog called "The Dean-o-phobe" that argued, on pragmatic grounds, that Dean was unlikely to win a general election and that nominating him would therefore hurt the party--Moulitsas attacked Chair for criticizing a Democrat. |
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