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...staggering indicator of our democracy’s health. I work around 40 hours per week gratis, and will be here for eight weeks. At $15 per hour, a normal summer wage at home or around Harvard, my time is worth $4,800. Throw in $2,400 for Georgetown housing (I’d live for free at home), and my contribution shoots up to $7,200. Multiply that by the 4,500 interns on Capitol Hill, and you’ve got a net intern contribution worth $32 million.Thirty-two million dollars is a heck of a summer contribution...
When they realized that Ekperi was unresponsive, one of the friends—Sarah Nutman, a rising senior at the Georgetown Day School, who is a certified medical technician—found that Ekperi still had a pulse and began to perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. When Ekperi’s pulse stopped a few seconds later, Nutman began to administer...
...under 16 from being contacted by users 18 and older unless they know the kids' full names or e-mail addresses. That, of course, won't keep out (or keep safe) people who lie about their age. "The big question," says Randy Barnett, a contracts and cyberlaw professor at Georgetown University, "is what could MySpace do to effectively prevent the misuse of its website, short of not providing the service...
...Corporation member to have “a close affiliation with the academic world.” At a late September meeting, McDonald and Andrew A. Biewener, the chair of the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, presented the letter to the full Faculty.When the University announced that Georgetown University law professor Patricia A. King would get the Corporation spot, the chairs got what they wanted.In November, McDonald organized a similar letter in the wake of a Crimson report that Summers had planned to fire Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby the previous year. The letter, which was signed...
...easier for lawyers to get out their arguments.”Second, Roberts seems to be making a concerted behind-the-scenes push for greater unanimity on the Court. Of the 46 decisions issued by the end of last month, 30 were unanimous. In a commencement speech at Georgetown University Law Center in mid-May, Roberts cited “clear benefits to greater consensus on the Court” to support his personal belief that “if it’s not necessary to decide more to dispose of a case...it is necessary not to decide...