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...there is also the question of Rumsfeld's ability to function along the Pentagon's polished corridors. A veteran of the highest level E-Ring meetings predicted that Rumsfeld will wonder whether he is hearing what the uniformed officers are really thinking. A natural instinct in that situation, he added, would be to invite fewer military officers to high-level meetings--thus potentially adding to the distance between the uniforms and the civilians...
Fernández has a record of delivering. During his first term (1996-2000), the D.R. enjoyed the highest growth rate in the Latin American region. His successor and predecessor, Hipólito Mejía, presided over a banking scandal in 2003 that triggered an economic nosedive that wiped out 20% of GDP (imagine $2.8 trillion disappearing in the U.S.) and plunged an additional 1 million Dominicans into poverty. Since retaking the top job 20 months ago, Fernández has put the country back on the mend, restoring macroeconomic stability and business confidence. Last year's growth soared 9.2%, with single-digit...
...election, run by the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA), is open to all graduates of the University and will fill seats on the University’s second-highest governing board...
...omitted “a,” according to excerpts printed in a Crimson article that year. According to the article, the earlier letter was authored by Robert G. Stone Jr. ’45, then-senior fellow of the Harvard Corporation, the University’s highest governing body. Yesterday’s letter was e-mailed to all of Harvard’s current students, faculty, and staff, and mailed letters were sent to the University’s estimated 320,000 alumni, according to Harvard spokesman Joe Wrinn. For the letters’ recipients, the chance...
There, he proved himself time and time again, competing well at the highest level...