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Allen rejected that request in harsh language, suggesting that Harvard stood little chance of winning a suit in his court to try to collect damages...
Tutundzic, 69, is standing in the mud on the banks of the Miljacka River, where scores of people have come to collect water. She is crying. Clad in a black skirt and green woolen jacket, with her hair tied back with a ribbon, she has dressed as if she might be going to lunch with friends. To get there she walked along the airport road dubbed Snipers' Alley, and she does not flinch at the crack of rifle fire and the occasional thud of exploding shells. "I have seven people at home, and my friend was supposed to meet...
Judith B. Warren, director of finance and accounting for Harvard, says the University has made a concerted effort to collect the money it is owed in Massachusetts and elsewhere. She says the manager of accounts payable wrote every state treasurer in the country last year asking them if they had funds due Harvard, and received several positive responses...
Judith B. Warren, director of finance and accounting for Harvard, says the University has made a concerted effort to collect the money it is owed in Massachusetts and elsewhere. She says the manager of accounts payable wrote every state treasurer in the country last year asking them if they had funds due Harvard, and received several positive responses...
...final call, which came at 7 p.m. the night before the story ran, was a collect call. Ryan had apparently run out of change. The reporter, whose managing editor once refused to accept a collect call of his because of the $10 service fee imposed per call by the University, accepted the call anyway. The president of The Crimson was heard to groan loudly from across the newsroom...