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...general election just four months away, Barrios is currently unopposed, and the Republican Party acknowledges it's not likely they will recruit a candidate to run against...
...successfully completed our first goal, which was to recruit 5,000 Boston-area women to participate," she says. "Now we're trying to keep the high compliance and participation rates...
...baby boomers now. Replace today's armed forces, in which the young predominate, with service people over the age of 50. To get the ball rolling, it might be a good idea for Bill Clinton, who is at liberty as of late January 2001, to be the first boomer recruit in the new Army...
...tradition. More recently, Rudenstine's considerable efforts in the selection of the Institute's dean, Drew Gilpin Faust, demonstrates his commitment to the Institute's mission for the advancement of women. The Department of African-American Studies represents another of Rudenstine's landmark accomplishments. Rudenstine's personal efforts to recruit the leading scholars in the field were integral to the building of what has become the pre-eminent Afro-American Studies Department in the nation...
...half of all recent alumni of the six-campus Indian Institute of Technology are said to be working in the U.S., including Harmanjit Singh and about 24 others from the New Delhi campus' 40-strong graduating class of 1997. "Nowadays start-up companies are visiting the I.I.T. campuses to recruit people," says Singh. "They lure them with stock options. They know that Indians are willing to work hard for an amount of money that may seem small to Americans but is unheard of in India." Singh was headhunted by a consulting company that got his name from a friend already...