Word: counsels
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...broad-based faculty advisory group to work with me on the search, in line with customary Harvard practice. As the search proceeds, I also intend to consult more widely with members of the faculty, including the FAS Faculty Council and the department chairs, and to seek the perspectives and counsel of students, staff, and alumni. Meanwhile, members of the Harvard community are strongly encouraged to offer their advice and nominations, in confidence, by writing to me in Massachusetts Hall or by e-mail starting January 30 to fasdeansearch@harvard.edu...
...same time I could turn on Larry King and watch a conservative Republican Vice President admit that if his daughter ever got pregnant, if her life or health or happiness were a stake, well, "I hope I never have to deal with it. But obviously I would counsel her and talk to her and support her on whatever decision she made...
CLOSED. The independent-counsel investigation into possible tax violations by HENRY CISNEROS, 58, Housing and Urban Development Secretary under President Clinton; after 10 years, making it the longest independent-counsel probe in U.S. history; in Washington. Begun after Cisneros' ex-mistress alleged he had lied to the FBI about money he had given her, the inquiry continued even though Cisneros pleaded guilty in 1999 to the misdemeanor of making false statements to the bureau. It finally ended with the release of David Barrett's 474-page report, in which the prosecutor says a cover-up by Clinton-era officials prevented...
...wrote should be employed if the U.S. were to adopt a policy of engaging in targeted killings. Their proposal included using comprehensive intelligence gathering, employing the “highest technical skill” to minimize collateral damage, relying on “rigorous and independent” legal counsel, creating realistic analyses of the impact of targeted killings on U.S. foreign policy as a whole, and integrating of all of the above approaches into a unified policy...
Less than a week—and a few national news stories—later, Clark resigned his directorship at Lazard, stating in a letter to the firm’s general counsel that he wished to “eliminate the appearance of a conflict of interest” and “free the companies from unproductive distractions...