Word: pauls
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...getting an interview at many of these companies can be difficult. Each student receives 1,000 `points.' A student (call her `Sally') can spend 20 points to submit a resume and cover letter to certain exclusive companies, or to bid against her peers for limited interview slots. J. Christopher Paul `98 says, "Companies are looking to see how many points you are willing to spend on them. All you need to do to score an interview is spend the highest number of points...
Winners include Brown, Halbert M. Jones, NavinNarayan, Eric M. Nelson and Benajamin H. Wilkinsonof Adams House; Jenny S. Lin and Paul D. Todghamof Cabot House; Olivia S. Choe, J. Taylor Perronand Ruddy of Currier House; Samit Dasgupta ofDunster House; John V. Allanbrook, Springer andDeborah C. Yeh of Eliot House; Hanna R. Shell ofLeverett House; Elizabeth W. Dunn, Eric J. Feiginand Rebecca C. Weiss of Lowell House; Daniel J.Benjamin, Andrew C. Eggers and Chelsea H. Foxwellof Mather House; Grace M. Lee of PforzheimerHouse; Dunja Popovic of Quincy House; and LawrenceA. Cooper of Winthrop House
...Paul K. Nitze '00, a Crimson editor, questioned Reich's contention that the social security crisis was "mythological" and warned the current pay-as-you go system was bound to bankrupt itself...
...Paul A. Bohlmann, director of fellowships at the Office of Career Services (OCS), said he was proud of Bunyavanich and Titelbaum...
...Chernomyrdin's candidacy has the all-important support of media -- and oil tycoon Boris Berezovsky. "The big money follows Berezovsky," says TIME Moscow bureau chief Paul Quinn-Judge. "He's telling the other oligarchs that Chernomyrdin is perfect because he can work with the Communists. They feel safe with him because he's likely to ensure business as usual." That's assuming they can get the public to elect a man who, Quinn-Judge says, shows no discernible charisma, is unable to speak in public and has been publicly humiliated by Yeltsin. But first they have to get the unpredictable...