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...helped draft a pro-affirmative action statement for the Association of American Universities that ran as a full-page advertisement in The New York Times...
...smaller task force, including lawyers from an industry coalition headed by Ellis, work with Archer to tackle the remaining issues. According to notes obtained by TIME, they decided on what can only be called a rather unbalanced division of labor. Archer's general counsel, Susan Steeg, wrote, "Industry will draft rules." Pointing to her notes, Steeg claims she merely meant that the industry would shape the language, not the substance of the rules...
...stay at Harvard was timed to include visits to the Keats and Dickinson rooms at Houghton Library where he plans to look for inspiration for his current project. The author revealed that he has been working on a book for the past four years, and hopes to have a draft ready by this fall...
Sprewell excelled, went to junior college and then to Alabama and ended up 24th pick in the 1992 NBA draft. He became the first rookie in Golden State's history to set down at least 1,000 points in a season. A workhorse, he led the team in minutes played. But he was suspended twice for missing a practice and for "conduct detrimental to the team...
...While I would never suggest that watching a lot of television is good for you, there are several limitations to this study. For one thing, it's preliminary--a kind of scientific first draft. Also, it depends on the failing memory of its subjects or the secondhand reports of their families. Even so, it's just the start of what could be a flood of such reports. Not only is Alzheimer's research picking up, but also in 50 years, 14 million Americans could have the disorder, up from 4 million today. So any new twist is bound...