Word: staff
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...morality" of the Carter administration dismisses the horrors of Vietnam and Chile as characteristic of a bygone era. The U.S. is in the process of re-thinking and re-aligning itself to protect what remains of its global power. Admiral T.H. Moorer, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, expressed this shift in testimony before the U.S. Senate...
...Moore said he felt that Pearlman was tired and overworked because of a lack of cooperation from some of the station's staff members. He said Pearlman could not be expected to do everything related to sports coverage. "I don't blame him for being angry," he said...
...changed. A generation grew up in the '60s, and thousands of us have made the principles of the movement a part of our lives. If we are now professionals and parents rather than students, working rather than demonstrating, our dedication to change is no less. We staff the free clinics, work within unions and community organizations, and incorporate political education into our dealings with people. If our style seems to have changed, our goals have...
Said Haldeman, Richard Nixon's former chief of staff, in the same monotone that characterized his congressional and courtroom testimony: "I'm sorry for what I've done, for what I've been responsible for, for what's been the result and the damage to many, many people and I think to our whole governmental system." In a letter that Haldeman sent to Sirica before he was sentenced last June, he wrote: "I recognize the terrible cost to the nation that this whole Watergate case has represented, and I will carry for the rest...
Marietta B. Joseph, a consultant from Boston University, is working with museum staff members and eight student volunteers to classify over 22,000 objects used in Africans' daily lives. The implements have been collected over the past century from all parts of the African continent...