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Directly across the table from Kidd is Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) Chief Francis D. “Bud” Riley, flanked by an entourage of uniformed officers and aides. In 1996, when Riley took control of HUPD after 25 years of service in the state police, the department was dogged by allegations of racism within its ranks. He weathered that storm, as well as crime waves that followed, including a series of armed robberies that struck campus in the fall of 1996. But he has won widespread respect for his sensitivity to student concerns and his firm commitment...
...Riley warned Kidd and her team on Friday that Ramos’ arrest could spark a false sense of security. “Just because this arrest was made doesn’t mean people should fall back into a sense of complacency,” he said...
...most impressive aspect of the overall contest, however, was Harvard’s ability to slam the door shut when it mattered. No. 8 Stephanie Hendricks, after claiming a 2-0 lead on two close games, had to fend off a fierce retaliation from Lorin Riley, who roared back to take the third game 9-1. Down 2-5 in the fourth game, Hendricks rallied to tie the score at five-all, pumping her fist and screaming, “let?...
...cliche that whenever candidates want to speak to the black community, they go to a church," says John Simpkins, an African-American associate director of the Richard Riley Institute at Furman University in Greenville, S.C. "But the people they really need to reach aren't in the church." Over the past 25 years, the black middle class has grown exponentially in the South--which is another reason black voters no longer need ministers to put up stained-glass voting instructions. Black churches have also turned down their political megaphones since they saw that the Christian Coalition lost its tax-exempt...
Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) Chief Francis D. “Bud” Riley said Reid was a person of “integrity and honesty...