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...will still employ most of the International Experience Program’s original staff members, who will retain many of their old responsibilities...
...under softer terms after the former U.N. inspection team, UNSCOM, was barred from Iraq in December 1998. Since then, Blix has assembled 220 experts from 45 countries: 80 at a time will work from Baghdad using five helicopters. Personnel include military specialists, biochemists and engineers, all seconded to U.N. employ and financed by a tax on Iraq's U.N.-run oil-for-food program...
...able students who would like to lead tours. Many Crimson Key guides are work-study students, and the time commitment for tour guides is so minimal that we fail to see how interested students cannot find time or how work-study students would benefit from an opportunity that would employ them for less than 30 hours per semester. Furthermore, Crimson Key has paid work-study guides in the past but with little success, since most guides take pride in their volunteer status and the objectivity that it impresses upon prospective students...
...wide variety of organizations—from the fraternity Delta Upsilon to The Crimson—employ consensus-based systems of different sorts...
...chemical and biological agents, and both are judged capable of using them. While al-Qaeda is still seeking weapons of mass destruction, Western intelligence experts think that Iraq already possesses some--in which case hooking up with bin Laden's network might make sense. If Saddam wants to employ his arsenal against the U.S. and its allies without getting caught, why not contract al-Qaeda...