Word: iras
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After a summer of intense debate, The Crimson's executive board voted Sunday to censure Crimson President Ira E. Stoll '94 for "his words and actions" on the morning of Commencement this past June...
...worked with Ira very closely in the pastthree years--on special projects, on the summerCrimson--and have never found him to be sexist,"she said...
...Ira E. Stoll contributed the reporting ofthis story...
Magaziner's eccentricity drove his colleagues to distraction. Little was committed to paper because nothing was decided with any finality. "Everything just keeps accumulating in Ira's head," said a task-force member. At one point, members pushed Magaziner to lay out the plan -- as it then stood -- in a two-page memo, but he resisted the idea, warning colleagues that too many details were leaking. In what some took as divine intervention, a flu epidemic swept through the task force in late spring, temporarily sidelining dozens of ! participants. Even Magaziner, who was bearing up better than most, caught walking...
...Clinton plan is surprisingly persuasive in supporting the longtime claim of the Clintons and their top health-care strategist, Ira Magaziner, that reform can be financed almost entirely from savings, without broad-based new taxes and with enough left over to reduce the federal budget deficit. Ever since the campaign, when Clinton first floated this claim, budget experts have derided it as a "free lunch" approach. But now the President has backed it up with tough choices on spending -- choices that might prove politically impractical or diminish the quality of health care, but which at least demonstrate his seriousness...