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Predictably, Repbulican governors are complaining about federal meddling in state affairs??and not showing Washington any greater deference now that one of their own is calling the shots. “The objective here is not to substitute conservative micromanagement for liberal micromanagement,” Engler, who chairs the governors’ association, said last weekend. “The problem is micromanagement...
Both of Summers’ major administrative appointments—the other being Columbia University’s Alan Stone, soon to be Harvard’s Vice President of Government, Community and Public Affairs??have had significant service in Washington...
...aesthetician is no easy task. Trainees must complete more than 500 hours of instruction in myriad subjects (chemistry, medical ethics and make-up, to name a few). Before receiving their licenses, prospective aestheticians must meet the requirements of the State Board of Cosmetology and the Department of Consumer affairs??no small feat. But just think of all the people you’ll save...
...came to Jerusalem because I was lucky enough to get the money out of Harvard’s senior thesis grant machine, and because it seemed like such an obvious destination. It is a place where my fields of study—religion, history and international affairs??present glaringly important and intriguing questions. And yet I would wake up every morning in my small room off of Zion Square gripped by the same desperate question: What on earth am I doing here? Really, what am I going to accomplish...
Summers also spent a portion of his first week wading through the materials pertaining to the searches for two vacant high level positions, provost and vice president for government, community, and public affairs??both of which were vacated the day before Summers arrived...