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...might argue that state sanctioning and, indeed, funding of contracted armies is a dangerous precedent to set. But veritably, we have already set it. In Iraq, “security firms?? and “military consultancies” are paid to fight rebels much in the same way the military does. Furthermore, such armies will continue to exist whether we sanction them or not—it makes sense to accept reality and use the mercenaries for good ends...
...despite the institution’s continuous indifference and their relatively small numbers. Significantly, it has been gay Harvard alumni who have accelerated the acceptability of coming out at HLS. For as Harvard’s gay graduates made their presence known at law firms, and rose to those firms?? highest ranks, they became involved in and responsible for hiring—and sent the message that it was okay to be openly gay in the recruiting process. As gay alumni began producing scholarship in the field of sexual orientation and the law, they created and built...
...addition to supervising the University’s courtroom litigation—which is usually handled by outside firms??the 12 lawyer office provides legal advice across the University, from the President’s office down to student groups drawing up contracts...
Wright-Swadel notes that firms?? participation in the official OCS recruiting process was down 40 percent this year from the level three years ago. And some of the firms??particularly in the high-tech and dot-com sector—that were staples in the recruiting process several years ago no longer exist...
Like many inside and outside the University, Grogan sees academic institutions as draws for bio-tech and engineering firms??and the talent they attract—to come to Boston and stay or the long term...