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Schrobsdorff may not have conquered the weather, but she is the nerve center for nearly everything else for our 11-person team in Lillehammer. She doesn't ski or skate, and she majored in English at Barnard before joining TIME's New York City news desk a decade ago. But she has covered Olympics both chilly (Calgary in 1988, Albertville in 1992) and steamy (Seoul in 1988, Barcelona in 1992) and developed a dual role as reporter and logistics organizer. Says deputy chief of correspondents Paul Witteman: "Susanna has been our decathlete, mastering everything from telecommunications in Spain to computers...
...There was some controversy at the meeting," Barnard said, "but this is a rather conservative campus...
...Barnard said he believes the issue is whether the first amendment or the student government should decide what may be printed in the school paper...
...stuck by the First Amendment," said Barnard, "and if I were called to run the ad again, I would...
Although no official vote was taken by the student government's senate, Barnard said he believed government sentiment was against running...