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Union officials say Patrick has dragged her feet in picking a replacement for Rubeski, while the director says she had to wait for the end of contract negotiations with the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers before she had could devote her full attention to the choice.
Why leave Spy? Andersen now wants to "spend most of my time writing." As editor at large, he will supervise The Week and continue with design pieces but devote particular attention to his new "Spectator" column. Inspired by the approach of other columnists to political subjects, Andersen seeks to cover...
Above all, Clinton does not want to make an open-ended commitment of U.S. blood and treasure. Most of the Congress is not behind intervention, partly because no one is sure what might work. "Given the resources you're willing to devote to the problem," says Lee Hamilton, chairman of...
"Obviously, the obstacles are discouraging, but people who do play somehow decide in their head that this is something that they want to devote themselves to," Norcott says.
Assuming that the women of the Undergraduate Council have legitimate concerns, then I suggest the following solution: if the "Sour Grapes" would devote less time whining and more time working on constructive Council business, then the results they seek would be more forthcoming. David L. Hanselman, Jr. '94 Vice-Chair