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...long, it's too invasive, it's not necessary. Those who oppose the current form primarily on the basis of its length may be surprised to know that this year's questionnaire is the shortest in 60 years. Only one question has been added since we filled out our last count; it involves grandparents who are caretakers. Hardly the stuff a hypothetical Big Brother might like to know, but that hasn't stopped some politicians from raising a red flag over even the most innocuous questions. Mississippi senator Trent Lott and presidential hopeful George W. Bush have voiced particularly sharp...
Drummond's departure comes somewhat late in the academic term, a fact that Nathans said means her office will not appoint a formal "Faculty/administrative" search committee to fill Drummond's post...
Although upperclass students will have only two days to fill out and return their forms, a lack of time should not be an excuse. The short form takes a mere five minutes (or less) to complete and the long form only marginally longer. Furthermore, thanks to massive publicity, tabling and collection effort within Houses, any inconveniences are marginal...
While the form has come under fire nationally for asking too many detailed, personal questions, Harvard students said they did not mind the extra 15 or 20 minutes the form takes to fill...
With a Vice President from the TVA's home state of Tennessee, it was natural that President Clinton turned to Gore to help fill two vacancies on its three-person governing board not long after the Inauguration in 1993. And it was natural that Gore would propose people who were well known to him. Clinton named as director Johnny Hayes, who has worked as a principal fund raiser of every Gore campaign since he entered politics--including the current one. The President named as chairman Craven Crowell, an old pal of Gore's from his newspaper days...