Word: chris
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...Clinton had failed to mention what may be her most important qualification for the job, a knowledge of national-security issues unmatched in the Democratic field. Yes, several other Dems--Biden, Chris Dodd, Bill Richardson--can match her on foreign policy, but Clinton's years on the Armed Services Committee have been well spent. I once asked a well-known general if there were any Democrats running for President who understood the way military leaders think, and he said, "You mean, aside from Hillary...
...reach out to key internal and external constituencies. The group includes two of our deans – Elena Kagan, Dean of the Law School, and Jay Light, Dean of the Business School; several senior administrators – Evelynn Hammonds, Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity, Chris Gordon, Chief Operating Officer of the Allston Development Group, Clayton Spencer, Vice President for Policy, and Kasia Lundy, Chief of Staff to the President and Provost; and two other advisors – Ann Berman, former Vice President of Finance, and William Lee, co-managing partner of WilmerHale and vice...
Wally Schirra once told Chris Kraft to go to hell. Remember the astronaut, who died this week at 84, for a lot of things, but put that particular bit of courage near the top of your list. Nobody, up until that moment, had ever told Kraft to go to hell, and the fact is, Schirra didn't tell him directly either. What he did do was tell Deke Slayton, the head of the astronaut corps, and he knew Slayton would tell Kraft, the director of all of the manned missions. Even when you're calling down your imprecation from...
...SNL” stamp is present throughout, from the cameos by Chris Parnell and Bill Hader to the stitched-together structure, which boils down to a series of sketches...
...said. The November 2006 program “is the first of a series of experiments [leading to the] Olympic Games in 2008. I’m sure they’ll do similar things or even larger [restrictions] in August 2008.” Chris Nielsen, the executive director of the China Project at Harvard, said that Chinese officials consider the Beijing Olympics to be a “showcase” of the country’s rapid development, and that Chinese officials do not want air pollution to detract from the event. The researchers of the study?...