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Cambridge resident William S. Nobel said that while developers, Harvard and MIT are "ins" among council members, tenants, neighborhoods, and unions are "outs." The city has not dealt with all its constituencies, he said.
A HASCS employee, who spoke only on condition of anonymity, said Burner had extensive knowledge of the ins-and-outs of the University's link to the Internet, a global data communication network. He has taken a job with a Waltham-based computer company, the employee said.
The long-haired future flack started out as a history concentrator intent on law and earned his professional degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 1979. Rowe spent the next 15 years learning the ins and outs of his hometown of Washington D.C.
The team will be welcoming two freshmen: Margaret Angell and Heather Stroud. Angell hails from New York, while Stroud comes from Mattapoisett, MA. Neither has been participating in pre-season work-outs as it is a policy of Haggerty only to invite upperclassmen back early.
And it seems to be working. Since September 2 the team has put in its most intense pre-season work-outs in recent memory. The squad practiced twice a day through September 8 and then began intense one-a-days, which it will continue throughout the season.