Word: liaison
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...separate institution, then dollars and cents are the insurance needed to maintain and strengthen her present status and to develop the retained functions into the hard-core of a vital women's college. If you favor merger then it must be clear that Radcliffe cannot effect an acceptable liaison with Harvard unless she has some solid footing, particularly in the realm of women's education where Harvard has up to now made few inroads...
...skilled secretary-stenographer, Radford, 30, was assigned in September 1970 to the Joint Chiefs' liaison office with the National Security Council, which was-and is-presided over by Henry Kissinger. Radford told the Senators that he was ordered "to keep my eyes open for any and all information that might be useful to the Joint Chiefs...
...order came from Rear Admiral Rembrandt C. Robinson, the liaison officer to the NSC for Admiral Thomas...
...Harvard-Radcliffe Day Care Council has attempted to coordinate day care efforts in the Harvard-Radcliffe community and act as a liaison between the University and the day care centers. The council's main functions are to bring together people from the different centers and to raise funds for each of the centers. Nevertheless, the council maintains an overriding attitude of plurality where the centers are concerned. Each center is administratively, economically and philosophically independent of all other centers and Harvard...
...campaign seemed to be affecting China's foreign policy. Observers have noted that since Secretary of State Kissinger's visit to Peking last November there has been virtually no further movement toward the normalization of Sino-U.S. relations. The head of the Chinese liaison office in the U.S. has been gone from Washington for three months...