Word: counsels
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...front of the Supreme Court, where he appeared more than a dozen times. The most famous of these occasions was probably the “Steelworkers’ Trilogy,” a trio of cases decided by that highest court on June 20, 1960, when Feller was General Counsel for the United Steelworkers of America. “He successfully defended the role of labor arbitration,” said colleague Sanford H. Kadish, who is a former dean of Boalt Hall, the law school at the University of California, Berkeley...
University General Counsel Robert W. Iuliano stressed the importance of speaking out in support of affirmative action, particularly since private universities like Harvard could be negatively affected by a ruling overturning Bakke...
Dartmouth General Counsel Robert B. Donin said he began to review the brief shortly before winter vacation...
Princeton Counsel Lorraine Sciarra said the schools’ shared principles made filing a joint brief a logical step...
...ZIEGLER, 63, former press secretary to U.S. President Richard Nixon who famously dismissed the Watergate break-in as a "third-rate burglary," of a heart attack; in San Diego. Ziegler publicly stood by Nixon even after Watergate led to his downfall in 1974. But according to former White House counsel John Dean, Ziegler could have been "Deep Throat", the mysterious source who helped the Washington Post expose the scandal. "It's necessary to fudge sometimes," Ziegler once said about his work as presidential spokesman, "but I never walked out on that podium and lied...