Word: counseling
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...associate professor of neurobiology,counter earned a reputation for delivering livelylectures and taking time to counsel students. hehelped form a Black undergraduate science society...
DESPITE OBJECTIONS FROM SOME OF HIS STAFF, IRAN-CONTRA independent counsel LAWRENCE WALSH plans to end his six-year investigation into the scandal and thus leave a number of key questions unanswered. The special prosecutor favors closing out the inquiry before it becomes a partisan issue in the presidential campaign. But Craig Gillen, Walsh's deputy, wants to pursue allegations that former Secretary of State George Shultz was regularly briefed by a top aide on secret intelligence material about hostage negotiations. Walsh's decision also means it is unlikely that any legal action will be taken against Donald Gregg...
Black's and Lake's presence on the campaign team saddles Bush with a liability, and White House officials fear that Clinton will eagerly exploit the issue in the fall. Last week White House counsel C. Boyden Gray and other senior officials were working behind the scenes to get Black and Lake to break away from their lobbying firms. "The job of a lobbyist is to influence the government," said a senior official. "It is not appropriate to have a substantial position in the campaign and to stay connected with ((clients)) who are trying to influence the government...
Shingle wrote in the memo, "I regret that I cannot comment in detail on the case, other than what I and the University's General Counsel's office already stated in the Crimson article...
...foundation denied the public access to the collection until a Pennsylvania judge in 1960 forced open the doors for 2 1/2 days a week. Now the trustees, led by Richard Glanton, a Philadelphia attorney who is general counsel for Lincoln University and the Barnes' new president, are trying to break the hold of tradition further and, as they see it, move the Barnes into the 21st century...