Word: counseling
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Frank J. Connors, a University attorney who won a case allowing Harvard to gain possession of Tennessee Williams' papers, has been named acting General Counsel...
Connors will be the University's top lawyer beginning July 1 and will continue to serve in that capacity until President Neil L. Rudenstine finds a permanent replacement for Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel for more than 20 years...
Ever since her searing experience during the Thomas hearings, University of Oklahoma law professor ANITA HILL has kept her own counsel for the most part. Not anymore. Beginning in August, Hill will take a nine-month sabbatical to explore the notion of founding (and funding) an institute to study racism and sexism in the U.S. Meanwhile, on Oct. 16, Hill and Georgetown University law professor Emma Jordan will convene a one-day conference on "Race, Gender and Power in America." Hill will take the mike as keynote speaker...
...full-time schoolteacher. This, however, is a rare case of Perot deflating a tall story; more distressing than any of the disputes about individual incidents in his early career is his seeming ability to convince himself of the truth of whatever he wants to believe. Mason quotes EDS general counsel Richard Shlakman as saying, "A part of his genius is that he can be self-delusional when most of us are only hypocritical...
...suit making similar charges (the suit was dismissed in 1988 by a federal judge in Miami, who forced Christic to pay $1 million in court costs as damages for making frivolous charges). The generally conservative Perot and the left- leaning Christic are the oddest of allies. Nonetheless Christic general counsel Daniel Sheehan confirms that he drove Perot around Washington in a battered blue Volkswagen to call on secret sources...