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...these days, is organized crime - and small Pacific nations are increasingly vulnerable to its embrace. Lying between Asia and the rich markets of North America, Australia and New Zealand, the islands are perfectly placed for trans-Pacific smuggling. They're eager to attract tourists and investors, and their undersized police forces and outdated drug laws are easy to exploit. The Philippines, Guam, Palau and the Marianas have long been pit stops for drug and people traffickers, and police have warned for years that South Pacific states are also at risk. Transnational crime syndicates "are highly sophisticated and mobile," says Superintendent...
...think there’s no question that if you want to attract the best faculty and the best students you’ve got to have adequate facilities for them to work in and study in,” said David McGregor, managing director of Cooper, Robertson...
...fail to take advantage of Allston…we expect that Harvard’s capacity to maintain a vital, world-class environment that can attract and engage the brightest minds will be diminished,” the report says...
...Harvard does capitalize on Allston, the committee projects that Harvard will be better able to attract top faculty and students across the sciences...
Last year, nine of the 21 new tenured appointments were women. Kirby offered no explanation for the failure to attract any women senior professors thus...