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...steering committee issued a survey Monday to evaluate the usage of Gov Docs as part of an ongoing logistical investigation of the possible relocation. The survey—available at the Gov Docs reference desk until Monday, March 15—aims to assess who uses the facility, what they use it for and how its relocation might affect research...
Economics concentrator Eric J. Powell ’04, who used Gov Docs while researching his thesis, saw the survey and decided to alert his peers by starting an e-mail campaign over the Undergraduate Council open-list Monday. In this first e-mail, Powell called on all past, present and future users of the collection to take the time to fill out the survey...
...weeks ago, Leahy and other HCL administrators met with representatives from the economics department to brainstorm about potential uses for the soon-to-be vacant space in Littauer Library. HCL administrators have been eyeing the location for Gov Docs. If moved to this location, some of the Gov Docs materials may be displaced to other locations for lack of space in Littauer Library...
...early August, when former Vermont Gov. Howard B. Dean was riding high, a friend who was working with me in Dean’s New Hampshire campaign proposed a scenario. Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., would be the presidential nominee of the Democratic Party. He would appropriate Dean’s rhetoric, imitate his style and walk away with the nomination. John Kerry would win by becoming Howard Dean...
Iscayau is a political junkie. She went door-to-door campaigning for former Vermont Gov. Howard B. Dean. She has spoken at “so many” workers’ rallies that she cannot even produce a number. As a non-citizen, Iscayau is not eligible to vote in U.S. elections, but that has not prevented the leadership of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) from taking notice of her political acumen...