Word: liaisoning
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Yale's search for its 22nd president began July 1 when Lamar was named acting president. Four senior professors, eight trustees and a faculty liaison comprised the committee, which was initially expected to announce its choice in January or February...
...experience has been that there is a good amount of people who get into their first choice school," says Harrington School parent liaison Donna M. Sousa...
...group also appointed Daryl Paragua '96 to the newly created post of liaison to the Harvard Foundation board last night. Success in the coming year depends on cooperation among the club members, according to the new co-presidents...
...Moses, 15, was shadowed by his admitted affair with Soon-Yi Farrow Previn, now 22, adopted daughter of Mia and her second husband, composer Andre Previn. While acknowledging at last that "perhaps this was wrong, not wise," Allen still professed some bewilderment at the furor this liaison has caused. "At the very outset," he testified, "it didn't occur to me that this would be anything but a private thing." And the Polaroid photographs he took of a nude Soon-Yi in January of last year? "She suggested that I take some pictures of her without her clothes...
Since then, the Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Hoffenberg with using false financial statements to sell more than $400 million in securities. When his bid to take over the Post ran aground, he struck a deal with Hirschfeld to share ownership. After this liaison went asunder, the bankruptcy court on March 12 turned over the paper to Hirschfeld, who promptly axed Hamill. Within hours, the mutiny was under way. The cause of the Post staff's animus toward its new chief was twofold. One, Hirschfeld fired 72 employees. Two, he once spat on a reporter from the Miami Herald...