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...entice businesses to get on board, maybe another kind of pressure will. Activist Grover Norquist, who works closely with the White House, warns the business world to think long term. "You want to be in on next year's package?" Norquist asks. "Then salute this year's." --By Karen Tumulty...
...shepherd the legislation through the Senate. The White House dismisses fears it won't be fully engaged; in the meantime, even G.O.P. health-care experts who advise Bush are skeptical that his proposal will get anywhere. Said one: "It's never going to happen." --By John F. Dickerson and Karen Tumulty...
...ways that Harvard can address the issue: one is to celebrate and foster appreciation of the many cultures represented on campus; the other, more difficult task, is to address head-on, why racial animosity, stereotypes and prejudices still exist in our community. Assistant Dean of the College for Coeducation Karen E. Avery ’87 has been instrumental in reviving Harvard’s institutional commitment to improving racial and intercultural relations on campus. These efforts are in jeopardy now that Avery has announced her resignation...
...doesn’t find the concept of “non-gossip” amusing. “I don’t know, that stuff just isn’t funny,” offered Stevens in the way of analysis…Karen I. Ochoa ’05 likes “The Sopranos.” “It’s so good!” she remarks…Jamie C. Rogers ’04 hates shopping period. “Ugh,” she says...
After advising on issues of sexual harassment and sexual violence for seven years, Karen E. Avery ’87 will step down from her post as Assistant Dean of Harvard College and Director of the Ann Radcliffe Trust...