Word: recruiting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...covert branch will grow leaner, if not tougher. Perhaps the ultimate worry is one raised by a U.S. counterintelligence expert: "If the situation were reversed, and I learned that the Soviet KGB was firing more than 800 people, I would expect our Moscow station chief to recruit somebody-or be fired himself...
Harvard still plays basketball four flights up the stairs of the Indoor Athletic Building (IAB). The freshman rule still prevents freshmen from playing on the varsity team, and coaches still cannot leave the campus to recruit players. No enticing offers of a new Porsche attract 7-ft. basketball wizards to Harvard...
...Steffi hadn't gotten the chance to recruit and build then," explains the 21-year old Psychology major. "But now, you can see how young the team is and how much more experienced they are. They're also much more serious about it than when I was here as a sophomore...
This enrollment increase follows a 32 percent increase in the previous year, and reflects agressive efforts by the school to recruit women and members of minority groups, Peter B. Zimmerman '68, assistant dean of the Kennedy School, said yesterday...
...years he himself would be President, or maybe Prime Minister, of the U.S. Such a rich fantasy life had to be concealed from the real world, so Lee became a compulsive liar and profoundly distrustful, like his mother. As McMillan points out, his personality made him an unlikely recruit in an assassination plot that would require accepting orders, obeying plans and working with coconspirators. Instead, she believes he acted alone to affirm his uniqueness the only way he knew how-by violence...