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Worse, they say, officers laboring under recruit-or-perish pressure tend to sign up large numbers of marginal sources. "People go out and recruit assets that don't produce," says Lynn Larkin, who spent eight years as a CIA case officer covering Czechoslovakia and Western Europe. As an unmarried woman, Larkin says she was pressured by her station chief to stop dating a fellow American, even though he had a security clearance. She resigned in disgust 18 months ago, after a married Directorate executive invited her to lunch, announced, "I can help your career if you stick with...
That same reticence may keep this most English of writers in London on Oscar night. "I'm not a big traveler," he says. "You know, when the poet Philip Larkin was asked if he'd like to go to Australia, he said, 'I wouldn't mind, if I could come back the same afternoon!'" For George III or the Lady in the Van or Alan Bennett, there's no place like home. It's where one has a modest function...
With time winding down in the second period, Vermont again went on the power play. Ruid hurt the Crimson a second time. The 6-4 forward tipped Mike Larkin's shot from the point to extend the Catamount lead...
First Period Ver--Perrin 22 (St. Louis, Ducharme) 10:51. (PP) Ver--Ruid 8 (St. Louis, Larkin...
Second Period Ver--Ruid 9 (Larkin, St. Louis...