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Counter is the Foundation's most valuable asset. His tireless efforts have helped build the Foundation into a source of pride for us and for Harvard University. Richard E. Desmond President, Irish Cultural Society Mark H. Kim Co-President Asian American Association Chris Vergonis The Council of Peninsula Ellen Irish Smith President, Native Americans at Harvard Andres Lopez President Emeritus, LaO Kenneth D. DeGiorgio President, Harvard Conservative Club Veronica Rosales President, RAZA Patrick I. Jackson President, Harvard Black Men's Forum Mariano-Florentino Cuellar Chair, Academia Affairs Committee Karnig Kerkonian President, Armenian Club Nicole Jampol President, Harvard Italian Club Marek...
...deodorant into his armpit. When his new Weimaraner got into the act, Wegman recognized that it was enough to tape the puppy doing something as simple as trying to extract a biscuit from a glass bottle. As a comic deflation of the doggedness of human endeavor, Man Ray's tireless noodling with his bottle ranks as a bit of theater that Samuel Beckett might have enjoyed...
...nominating contest goes national, Tsongas has not been able to expand his austere message. "We're going to have to broaden the appeal," he conceded last week, while giving no evidence that he knew how. Nor is it clear that Tsongas can keep up effectively with Clinton's tireless pace. During a televised debate in Dallas last week, Clinton was feisty, Tsongas wan. "I was just exhausted," he said later. His lean campaign organization, which he began to enlarge only after New Hampshire, also has difficulty competing with the far larger team Clinton assembled last fall...
...Baker's latest ploy succeeds, it could be one more significant step toward an Arab-Israeli peace -- a prospect that has moved from the unthinkable to the merely improbable as a result of his shrewd and tireless prodding of both sides. The Secretary has repeatedly demonstrated a flair for problem solving, not only by launching the Middle East talks but also by working out an agreement with Congress on Nicaragua in 1989 and by helping stitch together last year's coalition against Saddam Hussein. Baker may not fashion foreign policy single-handedly -- certainly not in an Administration where the President...
...question he's got used to over the years.) Since joining TIME in 1963, he has written and edited in all sections of the magazine, first turning his hand to the Olympics in 1984. Along the way, he has also earned a reputation for being a tireless teacher of young writers -- and a tireless everything else, for that matter. It is a rare closing night that does not find Joe at his computer terminal, mulling over some late-breaking story, raising questions, smoothing transitions, apparently impervious to the late hour. That iron-man constitution should serve him well...