Word: conflict
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John P. Gerry, senior tutor of Quincy House and laboratory coordinator in the department of anthropology, said he would expect Takacs' jobs to conflict to some degree...
...believe that the most fundamental condition of the independent counsel law, that the Attorney General have specific and credible evidence of wrongdoing by administration officials, has been met. Still, as an increasingly frustrated Committee chair Orrin Hatch argued, Reno could trigger the independent-counsel statute simply by finding a conflict of interest that prevented her department from investigating the matter. "With all due respect, I believe you are misinterpreting the statute," he said. ?All of the persons or entities under investigation have strong ties to the inner circles of the White House and its re-election campaign. If this does...
...specific candidate, not to the millions in so-called soft money given for party activities. All the same, most donors would admit that, no matter what channel their cash flowed through, they gave to elect Clinton or Dole. But Reno could trigger the independent-counsel statute by finding a conflict of interest that prevented her department from investigating the matter. William Barr, Attorney General under George Bush and a past critic of the statute, argues that "the primary issue is whether this is the kind of case that can be handled as business as usual." As most would agree...
Jerald M. Korn '00, who is a rising sophomore in Adams House said that the conflict does not reflect well on Harvard...
...Harvard traditions, the senior brunch and the "elegant" house brunches, have run into conflict with Passover, leading to widespread criticism from students...