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...neocon (although it is expected that the ever present Elliot Abrams will have a hand in this area from his perch at the National Security Council). The neoconservative lockout at State has led to speculation that the U.N. post might be thrown to them as a sop. The rumor last week was Paul Wolfowitz; the rumor the week before was Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security John Bolton. There is a tradition of neoconservative eloquence at the U.N.: Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Jeane Kirkpatrick were excellent U.S. representatives during the Soviet era. And an argument can be made...
...than a Harvard freshman during reading period. But as reported on Wednesday in The Crimson, for Nicholas M. Ciarelli ’08, these subjects have just become very important: Nick has been sued by Apple Computer, Inc. His alleged crime? A post he made to a popular Mac rumor mill he runs (www.thinksecret.com), describing products that he said were to be announced at the MacWorld expo keynote address by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, which occurred this past Tuesday...
...well-being of our employees. This not only includes having a safe and harassment-free working environment, but also the policies and procedures to allow any grievances to be heard in a fair manner." Bullying in the workplace takes many forms, from meaningless tasks and impossible deadlines to rumor, ridicule, and physical or verbal intimidation. In every field, from the arts to the military, there are boundaries of acceptable behavior: in December, British Royal Navy Commander David Axon was permanently relieved of control of the frigate H.M.S. Somerset following allegations that he had verbally abused two service members. According...
...between the two, not just on that occasion but over several earlier servings of steak-and-kidney pie. Evidently, even Prescott's formidable bonhomie wasn't up to the job. Few in Westminster believe any truce will hold beyond the election. Last week, Blair was forced to deny a rumor that he plans to move Brown out of the Treasury if Labour wins big. This scenario envisions a newly emboldened PM fixing his rival by offering him the combined post of Foreign Secretary and International Development Secretary. Brown would be unlikely to accept any move, says a source close...
...face of FM gossip: stinging rumor, swollen innuendo, ink-stained navel-gazing...