Word: developing
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...then worked as an adviser to the presidential campaign of John F. Kennedy '40. When Kennedy was elected, Chayes moved to Washington, where he was the legal adviser to the State Department. In that role, Chayes worked closely to develop the administration's response to the 1961 Berlin crisis, as well as the Cuban missile crisis...
Such a rift between Faculty members and central administration bodes ill for the institution as a whole. If the University is considering allocating large sums of money, for example, to relocate a graduate school to Allston, develop distance learning initiatives or create a multi-million dollar computer system to centralize finances, faculty members should be, at the very least, consulted, if not actively involved in the decision-making process. Instead, the FAS committee's report noted, "Major decisions involving the commitment of substantial resources...are sometimes first discovered by faculty from the local press." Some FAS members have even suggested...
...much of the past year, TIME's World section--which covers news of happenings outside the U.S.--has been trying to develop stories designed to connect our readers with what they see in the magazine. The project began almost a year ago, when the magazine published a special report on amputees in Sierra Leone and coordinated with the International Rescue Committee so that readers could make donations to help the injured people they read about. It continued with stories that encouraged readers to assist Latin America's hurricane victims and, in the fall, a similar project to help children orphaned...
...girlfriends," she says. Yet Helfrich's wife Alexandra, 36, says "he is the most faithful man I have ever met. If I felt he was lecherous or that he would stray, it would be disturbing." Her husband took many rolls of her naked, but she wouldn't let him develop them until they were married. This, no doubt, will be in the next edition of The Rules...
...Figure out how you're going to make your living on the side. Develop skills to support it: economic skills or other skills that you're going to need. If you want to be a film producer or director, you're going to have to lead people, you going to need to know how to run an organization. How are you going to learn that? Go and run WHRB, or The Crimson, or the Young Republicans, or whatever the hell you're interested...