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...life groups that would probably be quite unhappy if he were the pick," says Jan LaRue, chief counsel for Concerned Women for America. But in a piece two weeks ago in which he accurately predicted that O'Connor, not Rehnquist, would be the first to step down, Weekly Standard editor William Kristol, one of Washington's best-connected conservatives, also predicted that Bush would appoint Gonzales and might even choose to make him Rehnquist's successor as Chief Justice when Rehnquist retires...
...Connor graduated from high school at 16 and went off to Stanford University, where she fell in love with the law--and then, at Stanford Law School, with John O'Connor, a fellow law-review editor a year behind her. They married while he was still in school, but when she tried to get a job, no law firm would hire her, except as a secretary, although she had finished third in her class--two spots below classmate William Rehnquist. She eventually got a job in the San Mateo, Calif., county attorney's office by offering to start out working...
Adam Goldenberg ’08, a Social Studies concentrator in Winthrop House, is an editorial editor of The Harvard Crimson. He will spend the summer in lovely Vancouver, pondering ways to best spend his country’s money. As it is July 1, he wishes everyone a happy Canada...
Brian J. Rosenberg ’08, a History and Science concentrator in Lowell House, is an editorial editor of The Harvard Crimson. While not working for the New York City Council, he dreams of saving people from the perils of public transportation...
Joshua P. Rogers ’07, an economics concentrator in Lowell House, is a news editor of The Harvard Crimson. He is already saddened by the prospect of returning to Harvard food and the truly spartan Crimson newsroom...