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...contrast between Clay and Ian could not be clearer. Clay led the council in two important roles. As the council’s Liaison to student organizations, Clay ensured that their interests were brought to the administration and to the council. As the council’s Treasurer, he has cleaned up the mess of bounced checks written by his predecessor...
From 1996 to 2002, the Harvard Law School Veterans’ Association served as a liaison between Pentagon recruiters and students interested in pursuing military careers, allowing the school’s Office of Career Services (OCS) to maintain its policy of not cooperating with discriminatory employers. Kagan said she hopes the veterans’ group will resume this role...
...Cambridge Common a priority. While poor lighting and a lack of emergency callboxes make a walk through the park unnecessarily dangerous, not even the rash of gropings over the past year could convince Cambridge to shell out the cash for security upgrades. The UC maintains an official liaison to the City of Cambridge, but the sluggish pace of the negotiations only underlines the need for a directly-elected Harvard affiliate with governmental power. A year after the first in a string of sexual assaults, Harvard finally agreed to provide funds for three callboxes on the Common—money...
...trumpeting the power of the "people's committees," Gaddafi's version of local democracy. But Libya's fans insist the possibilities are real. In the Corinthia--Libya's only luxury hotel, boasting $300-a-night rooms--Western executives crowd the lobby, rubbing shoulders with politicians and diplomats. The U.S. liaison office, the prelude to a real embassy, now operates out of bedrooms on an upper floor of the Corinthia. Two sparsely furnished suites serve as the temporary digs for Marathon Oil and ConocoPhillips, both of which suspended their large Libyan oil operations when U.S. sanctions were imposed in 1986. "Nobody...
...senior staff, Dingman sports a resume that fits the description’s definition of the “Strong Internal Candidate”; as associate dean, a post he has held for over a decade, he oversees residential life and serves as the College’s liaison to the Harvard University Police Department and the athletics program...