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...school nurses [are] getting a lot of problems that they are not equipped to deal with," said Frances H. Cooper, a member of the School Committee...
Michael A. Cooper '57, an executive in the firm of Sullivan and Cromwell and head of the Harvard Law School Alumni Fund, described himself as "the hare set before the hounds," as he defended large firms' capacity for public service...
...third panelist, Boas Professor of International Economics Richard N. Cooper, said the United States' suspicion of Japanese economic progress threatens to undermine long-standing good relations...
...fact is, in the past year the U.S. has had a bilateral trade deficit with almost everyone and that is because the [federal] deficit is so big," Cooper, a former Yale University provost, said. "Perhaps that hints that there is something wrong with the U.S. and not with Japan...
...back," he told us, as if announcing the return of a loved one from years in a POW camp. He gives America heroes--heroes in the gallery when he delivers a State of the Union address, heroes from the Olympics, heroes from old movies, John Wayne and Gary Cooper quotations in the middle of political speeches. His amiable being--the sheer niceness and normality of the man--seems to transcend his policies, to immunize him from the poisonous implications of some of his own opinions. Americans respond to the strength and clarity of his character, the predictability of his resolve...