Word: accountant
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Barnicle reports the situation much differently. According to his account, we "push[ed] past the sign, [and] through the door." This fabricated scenario is physically impossible because the door was initially locked and then opened for us remotely. Barnicle also states that "in the lobby, the floor was being waxed. It was a tad bit slippery, and nobody wanted these future leaders to fall down and whack their noggins." Wrong again. The floor was being sanded and refinished, but not waxed; it was not at all slippery, and there was no danger of anyone slipping and falling...
...probably don't fit the stereotype of filthy rich debutantes whose ancestors all attended Harvard. His column is yet another example of the irate and irrational Harvard-bashing which is all too popular in the local press. Barnicle also seems to have based his column solely on Baker's account of the incident. Even lowly reporters and columnists at The Crimson know better than to go to press with such one-sided versions of events...
...Because I have an awareness of the issues, I plan my decisions more carefully," says Victor Chiu '95, an account manager at Proctor and Gamble...
...addition, the shared account requires conference organizers to obtain magazine editors' approval before signing checks or depositing money
...Jack McCarthy, the partner at Coopers and Lybrand who works on the Radcliffe account, refused to comment as to whether the firm endorses Radcliffe's "financial health...