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...compile all of this information, the committee turned to the Corporation’s secretary, Marc L. Goodheart ’81. Committee members considered him “very able” and perhaps even more importantly, “discreet.” Goodheart was accustomed to the secrecy of the Corporation. He assembled a team of three staffers at the Corporation’s Loeb House headquarters to sort through the incoming mail and prepare binders upon binders of material to be shipped off to the search committee members. His office handled travel arrangements for search committee...
...He’s very discreet, so you know when you’re working on something confidential, it’s going to be kept confidential,” Zeckhauser has said...
...compile all of this information, the committee turned to the Corporation's secretary, Marc L. Goodheart `81. Committee members considered him "very able" and perhaps even more importantly, "discreet." Goodheart was accustomed to the secrecy of the Corporation. He assembled a team of three staffers at the Corporation's Loeb House headquarters to sort through the incoming mail and prepare binders upon binders of material to be shipped off to the search committee members. His office handled travel arrangements for search committee members and eventually for candidates as well. He was in charge of prepping for and taking minutes...
...very discreet, so you know when you're working on something confidential, it's going to be kept confidential," Zeckhauser has said...
...know," she said, and started working the phones back to Washington, talking with Secretary of State Colin Powell and Defense chief Donald Rumsfeld and relaying information to the President. Bush remained publicly silent all through Sunday as U.S. diplomats looked for a discreet way out of the impasse. Bush knew that whatever signals he sent went not only to the Chinese but also to the rest of the world, which was waiting to see how an inexperienced new President would handle his first foreign policy test, how his instinct for caution would play against his equally instinctive impatience...