Word: dunne
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...chief homeland-security adviser on the campaign, Giuliani has chosen Robert Bonner, a partner at the law firm of Gibson, Dunn and a former head of the U.S. Customs Service. But Giuliani's most surprising security adviser so far is his old friend former FBI director Louis Freeh. Freeh's stewardship of the FBI during the eight years before the bureau's most spectacular failure makes him an unusual choice. The 9/11 commission report concluded that Freeh and his FBI had failed to adapt to reality: "Freeh recognized terrorism as a major threat ... [His] efforts did not, however, translate into...
...federal judge rejected the petition since, under the current law, the evidence must first be presented in state court. But Tom Dunn, the executive director of the Georgia Resource Center, which helped represent Davis, says that funding trouble prevented the center from presenting the evidence in state court in the first place. Tracking down witnesses costs money, but in 1995, just as Dunn's colleagues had been preparing Davis' appeal, Congress eliminated $20 million in funding to post-conviction defender organizations like the Georgia center, which lost 70% of its budget. Six of the center's eight lawyers left...
...former acting dean of Radcliffe, Mary Maples Dunn, said that Faust would do more than engage in “studying and listening...
...will emerge eventually with some ideas of how she’s going to go forward,” Dunn said, “but she tends not to shoot from...
...Faust arrived at Radcliffe when its decision to merge with Harvard had already been finalized—in a sense. “There’s that saying, ‘the devil is in the details,’” says Mary Maples Dunn, who was interim dean of Radcliffe at the time. “There were a lot of details.” Amongst these particulars were the alumni who felt dispossessed following the dissolution of Radcliffe as a college, and the establishment of Radcliffe as a home for visiting researchers...