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...formal announcement is expected by Monday, which would formally end the nine-month search for a successor to outgoing University President Neil L. Rudenstine, who will step down in June...
...Rudenstine said the next years under his successor will focus on improving the Houses. His own tenure has been marked by improvements for first years, such as dorm renovations and the building of Annenberg Dining Hall...
...whatever reason, Bush did have to find a replacement for Cheney, it would be like running a vice presidential search committee all over again. The President would pick Cheney's successor, and the Congress would have to approve the choice. The problem with these replacements is the ugly spectacle of having the person first in line to the presidency not elected to the office by the American people...
...take it as a weighty responsibility to transfer leadership to my successor without losing the momentum we are now experiencing. I will be fully and energetically engaged in the life of the institution until the day I leave office," he wrote...
...intellectual turned mole Kim Philby. "I'd decided on this course when I was 14. I'd read Philby's book," he wrote (although Philby's autobiography was not published until 1968, when Hanssen was 24) in a rambling discourse last March to the SVR, Russia's foreign-arm successor to the Soviet-era KGB. "My only hesitations were my security concerns under uncertainty. I hate uncertainty...