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Tribe, who holds the title of University professor—a prestigious honor bestowed on just 17 Harvard faculty members—is one of the nation’s most respected appellate attorneys and served as a legal adviser to Al Gore ’69 during the 2000 post-presidential election battle...
...Painting busts in Gore Hall...
...Jack Kingston of Georgia spent his recess going to Social Security town halls and testing another proposal: the lockbox. In 2000, Al Gore campaigned on the idea of putting the surpluses that Social Security currently generates into a so-called "lockbox" that would prevent the government from spending the money on other things as it does now. Kingston notes many Republicans also have had this same idea and it would help mobilize public support that would give Congress credibility for a more ambitious Social Security reform in a few years...
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell, Former Vice President Al Gore ’69, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan—this is only a sampling of recent speakers at Harvard’s Afternoon Exercises during Commencement. Owing to this nearly unbroken string of top politicians and economists invited to speak at Harvard’s annual graduation ceremony, the recent announcement of actor John A. Lithgow ’67 as this year’s speaker has caught some by surprise...
...companies seek them for janitors or other low-level employees. In many instances, the Government's security investigations appear cursory. The Office of Personnel Management, a smaller Government security agency, investigated 138,252 cases between 1980 and 1984: only 108 were refused clearance. "That suggests," said Tennessee Senator Albert Gore, "either that virtually all applicants are of sterling character, or that we have a system which is basically ineffective...