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...addition to working with local politicians and civic leaders, Grogan says he also worked with deans and University officials to bring community relations closer to the fore...
...opportunity to build on land with relatively few restrictions, in a city represented by one strong and central leader, will one day allow Harvard to stay at the fore of academic development...
President of the Black Students Association (BSA) Charles M. Moore ’04, who had spoken to Lewis yesterday, said he is pleased that the issue of including more groups in the organizations section of the yearbook has come to the fore...
...Guard A controversial proposal by the European Commission for a mutinational force of border guards brought to the fore the thorny issues of enlargement, immigration and national sovereignty. The proposed European Corps of Border Guards, to be operational in four or five years' time, would have powers of search, interrogation and arrest. All 15 member states need to approve the idea, which met with mixed reaction...
...beloved by both students and the profession at large,” said Fash. “Willey will not soon be fore gotten...