Word: recruiting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...insular, fundamentalist Christian sect that obligates its members to recruit vigorously and preaches that there is no salvation outside of the BCC. Supporters of the group claim the Harvard administration is discriminating against them for their religious beliefs...
...Colorado to sell music. He was there as ``Q,'' the name he went by on the streets of Los Angeles, where police and the FBI say he belonged to the Eight Trey Gangster Crips. Q was out to expand his criminal franchise. And he found the perfect recruit...
Critics of the church have said it uses cult-like tactics to recruit new members on college campuses...
...effect, the companies get free executives. For the cover to be plausible, the CIA must recruit business-school graduates who can put in a productive day's work with the firm and then spy during their off-hours. The CIA has even begun experimenting with recruiting mid-level corporate executives who yearn for adventure, then placing them in overseas firms as ``NOCs of convenience'' to penetrate a target for several years. When the mission is over, the execs return to the business world. But while they are NOC officers, the CIA pays them a government salary. The company pays them...
...recruit NOC officers, the CIA, working through phony front companies, will place advertisements in major newspapers asking for young business- school graduates who want to live overseas. Or the front company will hire corporate headhunting firms that remain unaware that they're finding candidates for the CIA. Applicants are told to show up at a northern Virginia business, where the vetting begins. Eventually, the recruit is told about the real job he's being asked to do. If he agrees, training begins at a secret location away from the ``farm'' at Camp Peary, Virginia, where other CIA officers are trained...