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...typical Dole fashion, key decisions were made by default. When Will brought in press secretary Nelson Warfield, who had worked in Ron Lauder's unsuccessful 1989 New York City mayoral campaign, Dole met with him for all of seven minutes--and then pronounced him O.K. For campaign manager, Lacy selected Scott Reed, a cool bureaucrat who had no ties to Dole but who had run the Republican National Committee for Haley Barbour. Reed had to be persuaded that Dole would let the campaign manager actually manage the campaign. By the time Dole locked up the nomination, every member...
...Terrific, terrific student," said Nelson Y.S. Kiang, the infirmary's former director of speech and hearing sciences. "Not only was he extremely competent technically, his goal was to bring several fields together which had not been very much in contact," he said, describing him as "a true leader...
...first half showed this vividly. Harvard's offense died in the last nine minutes, scoring four points, while the Explorers' Ni-Nelson Richards led a comeback to take a 34-33 lead at halftime...
...harm in having [house committees] communicate with us, and telling us how [they're] spending the money," said Eric M. Nelson '99, who is chair of the Student Affairs Committee and a Crimson editor...
...letter addressed to Deputy Assistant Commerce Secretary Jude Kearney, C. Payne Lucas, a development-organization executive, suggests that he should be added to a mission headed for South Africa in 1993 because he contributed $2,000 to the election campaigns of both Clinton and South African President Nelson Mandela. In another, Philip Verveer, a politically savvy Washington attorney, recommends a place on a 1994 mission to India for William Ginsberg, CEO of Cellular Communications International, based in New York City. "Ginsberg was an early financial supporter of the Clinton/Gore campaign," Verveer writes...