Word: post
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Whether the group will have more success by working with the new associate dean for student activities, David P. Illingworth '71, remains to be seen. An associate director in the financial aid office before assuming his current post, Illingworth has yet to take a public stance on the living wage issue...
...assumed the Harvard post when relations with Boston were fraught with tension. Relations had gone downhill in 1997, when the University announced that it had secretly purchased 52.6 acres in Allston. Working through a Boston real estate developer, Harvard bought $88 million worth of land over nine years, concealing its real identity to prevent sellers from overcharging the wealthy University...
...already built McArthur Hall, a large brick building looking onto the Charles toward Cambridge, to house students in the Business School's executive education program. Construction has begun on the new student center, which will house dining and social facilities and perhaps a post office, a game room, a pub, student club offices, University Health Services, a Coop and an auditorium...
Republican Governor A. Paul Cellucci, acting governor after William F. Weld '66 left his post early, defeated Attorney General Scott L. Harshbarger '64 in a tight gubernatorial campaign last fall...
After taking a case, the first hurdle the Innocence Project faces is getting access to biological evidence. New York and Illinois have laws mandating post-conviction DNA testing. But everywhere else, it's up to the prosecutor--the same office that is being accused of sending an innocent person to jail. If the prosecutors cannot be persuaded or cajoled into turning over the evidence, the Innocence Project will go to court to demand...