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...high price of real estate in Cambridge has hampered the recruiting efforts of some Harvard departments, administrators said, and neither Administration officials nor faculty members deny that Harvard uses the houses to recruit sought-after personnel. Peterson said that University-owned housing provides hiring flexibility in its search for faculty members...
Howard Zinn, professor of Political Science at B.U., questioned last month whether, under Federal conspiracy laws, universities which train and recruit military personnel might be held partly responsible for illegal and unconstitutional military activities...
...institution receiving more than $50,000 annually in federal grants to take "affirmative action," ensuring more and better jobs for women. Wisconsin, for instance, now encourages the hiring of husbands and wives "wherever dual appointments are appropriate," and the University of Kansas even goes out of its way to recruit academic couples. Hamline and Stanford universities, among others, are trying a different technique: hiring a couple to share a single appointment...
...Liddy money problem was handled mainly by vastly exaggerating the cost of Liddy's actual legal activities and devising a false story that he had been given $100,000 to recruit ten agents at $1,000 a month each for ten months, to legally gather intelligence on Democratic candidates (presumably by attending political rallies, reporting on speeches, clipping newspapers). Magruder said he was coached on his cover-up testimony by Dean, Mardian and Mitchell before he first carried these lies to the Watergate grand jury...
...turn, that organization voted unanimously to recruit and hire a paid executive officer to coordinate the organization's activities and implement its objectives...