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...response, Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 asked a nine-person committee of faculty, administrators, a representative from the University’s General Counsel, and a student to reevaluate Harvard’s travel policy early this summer...
...Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 asked a task force—including Associate Dean of the College Georgene Herschbach, Director of the Committee on Education Abroad John H. Coatsworth, Harvard College Professor Jorge I. Dominguez, Edwards, a representative from the General Counsel, a student, and others—to reevaluate Harvard’s travel policy...
...been struggling since the disastrous merger in 2000 with AOL, which sent the company's share price plummeting. An Icahn-led group picked up 2.6% of the company, and "a boatload of hedge funds and other short-term players are sitting in the stock," said Patrick McGurn, special counsel at Institutional Shareholder Services, which advises on proxy fights. Yet so far, long-term investors aren't biting. Many credit Parsons for having already made progress in getting Time Warner's house in order. And after an uptick following the disclosure of Icahn's plan, the stock has barely budged...
President Bush, who prides himself on boldness, went with safety for his second Supreme Court nomination. Harriet Ellan Miers -now the White House counsel, and named Monday morning to succeed Justice Sandra Day O'Connor-was commended by several Democratic senators during the President's consultation process. "If there is a fight to be had, it will be from the right," says a Republican Senate aide. "The left has been disarmed...
...Bush's first inauguration, she started as staff secretary, the official who manages the paper flow to and from the President and thus knows virtually everything about what is happening in the West Wing. She later was one of the two deputy chiefs of staff, and became White House counsel-the President's lawyer-in February when Alberto Gonzales moved up to attorney general. Specifically, Democrats are likely to ask her about the so-called Bybee memo of 2002, since disavowed by the White House, which provided a legal justification for the use of torture on detainees...