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According to Psychology Department Chair Daniel L. Schacter, the department has had to recruit additional lecturers thesis advisors from the Medical School in order to meet undergraduate demand...
...trying to recruit individuals at a time when they are already settled and they have families," Fisher says, "We're really recruiting families. And we're in a very different housing market [than most colleges in the country...
...while Clemente and fellow senior Parker finish up their academic careers and move on, Sullivan and the rest of the Crimson squad will have to scramble to recruit and develop players to fill the rather large shoes of a star player...
After a stint with the Chicago police department's short-lived "supersnoops" unit, Hanssen eventually joined the FBI. At 32 he was more mature than most brash recruits, often condescending to his colleagues, and he wore his religious faith on his sleeve. "People who are super-religious, and only God meets their standards, usually have no time for mere mortals," says a retired agent who worked in the New York field office's Soviet division, where Hanssen was assigned from 1978 to '81 and again from 1985 to '87. "He thought he was mentally superior to his peers and probably...
...never taught South Asian history, as remarkable and stunning as it seems," said William C. Kirby, Geisinger professor of history, who chaired the department when it began to recruit Bose...