Word: holderness
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Newly elected mayors from across the country arrived in Cambridge yesterday for a four-day conference designed to help them make the switch from candidate to office-holder...
Pitted against these bipolar forces is one of the country's most experienced politicians -- the holder of nine Cabinet posts in previous Liberal governments -- and a vocal federalist. Chretien, 59, takes office with a clear, if daunting, mandate: to turn around the limp economy while preserving an expensive social-service network that 28.5 million Canadians -- and Chretien himself -- see as an inalienable right...
MacFarlane had three goals, including two in the first 3:19 of the game, in a 5-1 win against Yale. She recorded the 10th hat trick in Princeton field hockey history and her 20 points make her the school's single-season record-holder. For the season, MacFarlane leads the lvies in both overall and league scoring with 20 (9-2-20) and 9 (4-1-9) points, respectively. HONOR ROLL...
This tale of two signs reveals an institution willing to act decisively and even boldly in pursuit of profit but only sluggishly if at all to meet its obligations as the holder of a public trust. This imbalance raises a question about governance at the highest level and suggests a need for local public representation on the Board of Overseers. John Pitkin
...holder of the key to such a vast market, STAR TV has been the object of an extended bidding war among giant international media companies. Last week a winner emerged: Australian media baron Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., which acquired nearly two-thirds of the fast-growing, money-losing satellite television service for $525 million. In making the buy, Murdoch beat out Britain's Pearson PLC as well as Americans Time Warner and Turner Broadcasting, which were also rumored to be interested in STAR...