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...points along the way, we have expressed hesitation and uneasiness at the manner in which this restructuring has been carried out; at times the powers that be have seemed to make their restructuring plans up as they go along. However, to be fair, many of our worries have ultimately proven unwarranted. This month’s announcement of two new deans—a major restructuring of the College administration—can only be evaluated in the context of these other recent changes. We hope, like other aspects of the restructuring, the benefits will ultimately outweigh the obvious concerns...
...accompanied by a palpable new attitude in the University Hall toward engaging with students—as Mahan put it, an attitude of “working closely with students and ensuring access to the highest levels of administration.” To Gross’ credit, he has proven himself very capable of delegating without sacrificing his close connection to the student body. He has been praised consistently from student leaders campus-wide for his candor, concern, and genuine willingness to listen. As long as Gross remains so, his administrative additions must be understood as just that?...
...sticking to his guns." The problem is, he isn't the one manning those guns. It's the unfortunate troops in Iraq, many of them reservists and National Guard members, who are fighting and dying in Bush's ill-conceived war. David Sheffield Los Angeles Bush is a proven leader and a god-fearing man. He goes against the norm, and that ticks off everyone. I'm proud to have him as our President. Mike Dampier Hot Springs, Arkansas, U.S. The president has given back to Americans something we have longed for and needed for a long time: hope...
BUSH IS A PROVEN LEADER AND A GOD-fearing man. He goes against the norm, and that ticks off everyone. I'm proud to have him as our President...
Freeman and Goldin both said that after Summers’ mentioned the “innate differences” hypothesis, he explicitly told the audience: “I’d like to be proven wrong on this...