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...requirements for [special student status] usually is an undergraduate degree,” said a staffer in the registrar’s office. The information of whether or not McGaffigan had received a degree from another university was unavailable, the staffer said...
...alright.” They’re either clueless or lying. I left Logan airport early one morning in late May, where the crisp 55-degree weather was perfectly appropriate for a sport coat, dress shirt and loafers. I was, after all, being met in Nevada by a staffer of Rep. Shelley Berkley (D-Nev.), for whose re-election campaign I’m working this summer. As any go-getter knows, first impressions mean everything...
When local feminists like Emily Hall, a board member of the Boston chapter of the National Organization for Women and a staffer in the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences registrar’s office, found out about the anti-abortion demonstration earlier this month, they organized their own counter-protest...
...WHITE HOUSE SAYS The GAO failed to appreciate how annoying the sticky substance--"a mixture of Vaseline and glue"--actually was. The pranksters hid the stuff under desk drawers, so unsuspecting workers got slimed. One Dick Cheney staffer "got the substance on her pants...
...Bush's so-called "Millennium Challenge Account". The funds will be managed largely by the Treasury and the State Departments, not by USAID. "The agency looks like it is loosing out on new funding, and that is why Natsios has mounted a turf battle," explains an influential congressional staffer. Adds a senior U.S. official: "Given the record of foreign aid failures that this administration wants to change, there is considerable support at the cabinet level for getting away from AID and letting other parts of the government take charge...