Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...screening appointments, I counseled against the appointment of one individual, who did not get it. I've spoken at training sessions for appointees. I presented a hypothetical case and asked the audience how they would respond. I presented the case of an appointee who needs to attend a meeting and is offered the use of a corporate aircraft by a person interested in a contract with his agency. Do you compromise yourself and accept this apparently innocent invitation? Do you issue a disclaimer that it will not affect any future contracts? My advice: Buy your own ticket...
This time, I didn't need to look far to find the hidden message. Rudenstine took the time to respond to what I had written. That meant he had read it. It meant that he had taken it seriously and tried to understand it. The subtext of those letters is simple: Rudenstine cares about what students have...
...Harvard has done some monsters in the past, such as William James Hall," Campbell says. "Clearly that era is over, partly due to the influence of the neighborhood, which lobbies extremely hard now. Harvard has got to respond...
...design for the Inn includes red brick, pitch grooves and dormer windows and is sized "to respond to the character of a transitional building between the residential and commercial areas" of Harvard Square, Bechtel says...
...just fossilizing the city at a given point in time," Handlin continues. "Although we have an obligation to the past and what Cambridge was, we have an obligation to the future in that the physical plant of the University has got to respond to the needs of the educational program...