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In an interview after the meeting. Sorensen recalled his long-standing association with Hart. "When President Carter was foolish enough to nominate me to be head of the CIA in 1977. Gary was one of the few members of the Senate Intelligence Committee to be friendly to me"
Indeed, there is nothing quite like the society anywhere in the U.S. Much of the group's success is due to the careful selection process. Former fellows and distinguished scholars all over the world nominate their most talented students. Each candidate's dossier is examined by two senior...
These almighty arbiters project the image of a group of serious, self-important executive businessmen (and women, the idealist hopes), who gather in a smoky conference room to view the nominated films, receive briefings on their technical achievements, and with an eye to popular opinion, hash out over a period...
The Black Students Association (BSA) last night effectively selected Alan C. Shaw '85 as its next president. More than 30 students attended last night's meeting to nominate officers for the BSA, but Shaw was the only nomination for the office of president.
It is as traditional as campaign buttons for Presidents to nominate like-minded judges, but Reagan has been unusually loyal to his party. Says University of Massachusetts Politics Professor Sheldon Goldman, a longtime student of appointments: "This Administration has selected a higher percentage of partisans than any since Woodrow Wilson...