Word: liaison
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...been trying to sell a compromise for weeks. When Daschle first unveiled his plan in December, hardly anyone noticed. But by last week, with his poll numbers drooping, Clinton needed a credible proposal, fast. A top Daschle aide, John Hilley (soon to join the White House as its congressional liaison), kept CBO staff members working overtime trying to figure out how to squeeze in at least a teeny tax cut, which Clinton had promised. When Hilley had trouble getting the help he needed at CBO, it was actually Gingrich's staff that turned up the pressure on the exhausted number...
COLOR PHOTO: REMI BENALI--GAMMA LIAISON FOR TIME Princeton's John DiIulio warns of "superpredators...
...Jack McCall (David Arquette), who history teaches us brought the gunman's career to an end by shooting him in the back. Seems that the former loved and rather crassly left a decent woman named Susannah Moore (the lovely Diane Lane). Seems McCall is her child by a previous liaison. Seems Hill has seen too many movies in which young western gunmen are anachronistically portrayed as if they were modern juvenile delinquents with a large yellow streak running down the center of their characters. Seems too that giving the punk something like a coherent motivation--the only...
...chair of the Student Affairs Committee acts as the liaison between the college administration and the student government
...Each of the 41 sports teams has one person on our staff who acts as a liaison. We ask coaches to provide information on people applying who would make a tremendous difference to that particular sport," Dean of Admissions William R. Fitzsimmons '67 says. "We then ask coaches to rank applicants in order of priority and go from there...