Word: advisor
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Even today, the disease is diagnosed "by elimination," Elizabeth Penney, the public health nursing advisor specialist in the state's venereal disease program, said yesterday. "If we see a male with a discharge and we culture it and it's not gonorrhea, then we treat for NGU," she explained...
...Brooke doesn't talk much about being black. "The very hardest kind of opponent for a black candidate," Thomas Pettigrew, professor of Social Psychology and Sociology, observes, "is a liberal white who is careful not to bring any racism into the campaign." Pettigrew, a one-time Brooke advisor, says the Senator runs relatively non-racial campaigns--he's not comfortable with the role of "the black Senator" that has been thrust upon him. Only when he fell sharply in the polls in his race against Peabody in 1966 did he give a talk about "being black--it wasn't blatant...
Both camps insist that they are running "issue campaigns," "We are running on the Senator's 12-year record," says a close advisor to Brooke. "We are running on what he is and what he has done." The Tsongas camp, most noticeably its candidate, has never strayed from talking about the issues. Tsongas quotes details, at embarrassing length, always returning to hammer home his issue stands. If it weren't for the private life issue, this election might well have been written off as boring in Massachusetts. Voters, the polls show, see no substantive differences in issue stands between...
...academic world is that few have the skills needed to "sell themselves" to prospective employers, despite their research, writing and information skills. "The fact that they have a Ph.D. and have taught esoteric courses is worthless," from the businessman's point of view, Robert Pomeroy, deputy advisor of the Inter-American Development Bank, told the students...
Talks between Frank Press, the President's science advisor, and Vice-Chairman Teng Hsiaoping resulted in the founding of the first comprehensive U.S.-Chinese student exchange program since 1949. By January, more than 250 Chinese will enter various technical and management schools in the U.S. for further training. The Chinese seem to be swinging back to following the maxim of Imperial China of "making things foreign serve things Chinese...