Word: thepressing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Fine, the subject of a cover story in today'sissue of The Harvard Salient, has weatherednumerous allegations of unethical behavior in thepress by fellow council members over his one-yeartenure on the council...
Getting the word out is half the battle,officers say, because the department oftencautions patrol officers against speaking to thepress. Because of this warning, officers say,members of the Harvard community often do not knowabout the dangerous, difficult work the officersdo...
...some students were less forgiving about thepress ban. "I think it's horrible no press wasallowed," said Newman. "The only due processguaranteed is the right to a public hearing andthat is not limited to the Law School community...
Dowling said faculty members may also feeldefensive because of unfair accusations in thepress that Harvard professors care less aboutteaching than about outside work...
After the speech, the journalists joke with thepress secretary Lorraine Voles. Adam, USA Today'schief reporter covering the Democrats, didn't likeHarkin's potshots at Clinton and Kerrey: that "youwon't find my face on a tabloid, and you won'tfind me dating any Hollywood girlfriends." Adamsays, "Lorraine, why doesn't he add `Hey, I've gottwo legs and I've never had cancer!"' Voleslaughs, but at Harkin's next speech the lines willbe dropped...