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...Cabinet) are likely to go. Mineta, a Democratic holdover from President Bill Clinton and a charter member of Bush's Cabinet, will not be pushed out but allowed to leave, sources said. Dr. Bolten is also applying his stethoscope to the offices of Intergovernmental Affairs and Cabinet liaison...
...answer came swiftly from President Bush's outraged Christian base: a lot more. Religious leaders in the U.S. assailed the White House, with activists like Jay Sekulow--who helped rally support for Bush's Supreme Court nominees--bombarding Karl Rove's evangelical liaison with e-mail. Within 48 hours, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice had called Afghan President Hamid Karzai and urged Afghanistan's Foreign Minister, who was visiting Washington, to spare Rahman. President Bush declared, "We have got influence in Afghanistan, and we are going to use it to remind them that there are universal values." A White House...
...director will also add a tremendous amount of vitality and support to the center. She or he will serve as a liaison to both the faculty and the administration, whose support is crucial to the center’s success, and to the student body. This second role is particularly important, and the Undergraduate Council (UC) has encouraged the College to choose a director who will prioritize students and their input when creating the center and maintaining it once it opens. We hope that the director will be someone who will create a dynamic institution that will adapt...
...Harvard that draws in visitors from far and wide to Cambridge. The city need not cater its every policy to the University, but it should at least consider the interests of the University and its students in debating city policy. The Undergraduate Council has wisely appointed a student liaison to the city to advocate for student interests. But the University itself could do more in its relations with the city than just negotiate construction permits. It should also directly lobby the city to better serve student interests—in this case, the easing of restrictions on late-night dining...
...always glad when businesses are trying to move into Harvard Square because students want places to eat,” said Jeffrey Kwong ’09, the UC liaison to the City of Cambridge. “There is absolutely no place where students can find cheap, hot food at that time at night...