Word: bator
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...diplomatic post in Mongolia, the landlocked republic where 50,000 Soviet troops are stationed to guard the border with China. But the yet to be named U.S. ambassador will see that mountainous country only periodically. He will be posted in Washington, not in the Mongolian capital of Ulan Bator. It will mark the first time that a U.S. envoy has fulfilled his mission from a desk on C Street...
Faced with a shrinking budget, the State Department could not justify the expense of opening an embassy in Ulan Bator. Neither could scores of other nations: 100 have diplomatic relations with Mongolia, but only 17 ambassadors are posted there. The U.S. will staff its embassy with a charge d'affaires and an assistant, who will work in an apartment leased from the Mongolian Foreign Ministry...
Established professors at the Law School also might choose to leave the School for the same reasons that assistant professors do not want to come. Two years ago, Professor Paul M. Bator left Harvard for the more conservative University of Chicago, and many professors said that others dissatisfied with the situation at Harvard could follow suit...
...Candidate Jack Kemp. "To bring the Supreme Court back, after 25 years of wandering far from the meaning of the Constitution." Others contend that the Senate's constitutional responsibility to advise and consent does not extend to judgments of a candidate's philosophy. Says former Deputy Solicitor General Paul Bator: "If we adopt a political litmus test, our most distinguished members would fail...
...reason so many law professors are dissatisfied with their positions at Harvard is not merely opposition to the trend toward radical legal scholarship exemplified by Critical Legal Studies. While hard-line conservatives like Professor Paul Bator, who left Harvard for Chicago last spring, still challenge CLS work on principle, those who are now contemplating a move, both conservatives and moderates, generally acknowledge that CLS professors are good scholars. What many object to is the polarization of the Law School faculty that has accompanied the growing popularity...