Word: hires
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...parody, which appeared on the anniversary of the scholar's death, added fuel to the ongoing debate over the school's efforts to hire women and minority professors...
...parody, which appeared on the anniversary of the scholar's death, added fuel to the ongoing debate over the school's efforts to hire women and minority professors...
...campaign, then leading a sweeping domestic agenda during a second Bush term. But the truth is that Baker is only making an emergency house call as Mr. Fix-It. If Bush wins re-election, Baker has told friends that he will help tool up a domestic strategy and hire the right folks to run it. then he'll scoot right back to State. Says an aide: "A big part of it is putting the right crew in place, which we definitely don't have right...
...Court of Appeals in Montgomery, Alabama, has ruled that Soldier of Fortune magazine will have to pay $4.37 million in compensatory damages to Michael and Ian Braun. Their father, a businessman, was murdered in a contract killing set in motion by a 1985 classified ad headed GUN FOR HIRE and offering the "special skills" of a "professional mercenary." Two other businessmen, the advertiser, Richard Michael Savage, and an associate of his, were convicted of conspiracy in the murder. Soldier of Fortune, the court ruled, was negligent in publishing an ad that clearly indicated the advertiser was "ready, willing and able...
...drug approvals. The plan, which is scheduled for congressional consideration in September, would allow the FDA to collect $75 million from drug companies in application and other fees each year for the next five years. Each individual application would cost $150,000. With the money, the agency expects to hire 600 additional reviewers and cut its average approval time for the most important drugs from 12 to six months...