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...Though Faust won't take the helm until January, she has been meeting with alumnae groups nationwide as she finishes up her speaking engagements for the University of Pennsylvania, where she is currently a professor of American history...
With McGaw, Milikowsky and Pusey at the Coalition's helm, they have also helped draw greater attention to already-existing campus events. Last year's Take Back the Night rally--a vigil honoring victims of sexual assault and raising awareness about safety on campus--attracted more than 250 supporters...
...years at the helm, Weiss has created a winning tradition, raising the standards and taking the team to an entirely new level of competition. With a passion for the sport and for his wrestlers that goes unmatched, Weiss epitomizes the dedication and enthusiasm of this team. He is the heart of this growing Harvard program, and he is the driving force behind its unprecedented success in recent years...
...Since he took the helm in June of 1997, Mayer has revamped the organizational structure and customer accountability system--difficult endeavors, especially in a tight labor market that encourages mobility among food service workers. Armed with consultants, he's also put into place a program that engages all levels of staff in strategic planning...
...island. And because Vieques has some of the Caribbean's most exquisite beaches, locals complain that the Navy exercises have blighted tourism. Julio Rosa's sister Carmen, lost a breast to cancer a decade ago. (She lived a few miles downwind from the explosions.) He looks out from the helm of the Garata and says simply, "We have real-life issues here...