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...experience has not been confined to academia. From 1994-2001, Holdren served on President Clinton's Committee of Advisors on Science and Technology. Since 2002, he has served as co-chair of the National Commission on Energy Policy. And, Holdren was also a lead author of the UN Scientific Expert Group's 2007 report on Climate Change and Sustainable Development...
...vice presidential candidates to run with John Kerry. Vilsack was the first Democrat to enter the most recent presidential campaign, but he dropped out after just several months, saying he couldn't compete with the fundraising ability of other candidates. He quickly endorsed Hillary Clinton and became a national co-chair of her campaign for the Democratic nomination. Despite Vilsack's support, Clinton lost the Iowa caucus to Barack Obama...
...while Marco Chan ’11, co-chair of Harvard’s Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender and Supporters Alliance, notes that many of the on-campus events have not been well attended, he says they have provided LGBT students with an opportunity to learn not only about the recruiting process but the workplace atmosphere of these top firms...
...Roger J. Mercado ’10, the other co-chair of BGLTSA, says that these events demonstrate the open and committed environments of these companies...
...Nolan ’80, brought up an issue with the data, saying that the methodology gave extra weight to some respondents’ opinions. “The only snafu that we had tonight was in tallying the responses,” said Luc D. Schuster, the co-chair of the superintendent search subcommittee and Nolan’s frequent ally. “The firm didn’t weight proportionally the number of respondents in each category.” Although Nolan requested more time to study the data presented by the consultants—an idea...