Word: dewar
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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...Harvard-Yale rivalry runs so deep that it can even divide families. “This will be the fourth year that I have been on the opposite side of my family,” said Elizabeth N. Dewar ’02, who is also a Crimson editor. “My father got his Ph.D. from Yale, my sister is a sophomore there and my mother is Yale’s provost. I hope for the first time it will be me spilling over the wall onto the grass celebrating Harvard’s victory...
...organization that contributes $25 million a year to British charities but remains preoccupied with refuting rumors about trouser length could use some professional help. Enter Dewar. While not a Mason himself, he has quickly been transformed into his new clients' staunchest defender. To questions about the UGL's refusal to admit women he responds, "In a sophisticated, grown-up democracy, if men want to do things on their own, that's totally natural." Dewar is planning a Freemasonry in the Community Week that will involve charitable events across England and Wales in June 2002. He is redesigning...
...Mike Dewar, a former army officer who heads the London P.R. agency MDA, calls the Masonic campaign "one of the most challenging accounts I've taken on." A challenge indeed. Even today, some 400 years after it originated probably as an English gentleman's club that derived its name, rituals and symbols from the stonemason's craft the mere mention of Freemasonry can inspire fear and suspicion...
...Bartoli case is under investigation, and whatever its outcome, French Freemasons could also do with some image burnishing. If Dewar makes a success of his new account in Britain, there could be plenty of work for him across the Channel...