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Being a member of the White House Press Pool, especially when you are subject to the strict rules of the Vatican, is not nearly as glamorous as some may imagine. As the print pool reporter for the First Lady's five-day trip to Italy, responsible for sharing my reporting with my fellow journalists in the Fourth Estate, I experienced that firsthand during Mrs. Bush's visit to the Pope Thursday morning and learned the 5 Rules of the Press Pool when you're visiting the Pope...
...College seem compatible with much of his early career, including his post-Harvard Law School clerkships for liberal Supreme Court Justice and fellow Harvard Law School alumnus William J. Brennan and for Appeals Court Judge Murray I. Gurfein, the judge who first permitted The New York Times to print The Pentagon Papers. After first working in private practice, Chertoff worked under then-U.S. Attorney Rudolph W. Giuliani in New York. In 1990, he was appointed the U.S. attorney for New Jersey by former President Bush and was the only U.S. attorney in the nation who was reappointed by President...
...Site who does not belong to at least one of the groups specified by you in your privacy settings.” Furthermore, Hughes says that Facebook does not sell private student information.Sounds good, but like your friends at the Law School say, read the fine print. The policy later states, “We reserve the right to change our privacy policy at any time.”“If you grow up surrounded by the expectation that everything can be recorded and observed, it doesn’t bother you,” says Katherine Albrecht...
...There is no connection" between Harvard's investment in Convexity Capital Management and the arrival of the University's new endowment manager, according to Harvard spokesman John Longbrake. The print and original online versions of the Feb. 7 news article, "Ex-HMC Chief Opens $6B Fund," incorrectly reported that Harvard would wait until the arrival of endowment manager Mohamed A. El-Erian in mid-February before it commits money to Convexity. According to Longbrake, "the commitment is made" to invest $500 million in Convexity, which is led by El-Erian's predecessor, Jack R. Meyer...
...their cell phones in the checkout line but also the clerks who work only for the employee discount and the managers obsessed with the employee dress code. "People aren't even aware of their own behavior," Feuti says. "Maybe they'll finally realize if they see it in print...