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...Army, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency, and the Marine Corps will be among the 140 organizations represented at the forum inside the Gordon Track and Tennis Center today, according to William Wright-Swadel, who is director of the Office of Career Services...
...bookshelves, would give women leaders freedom from using their own dorm rooms as office space; a common practice of currently homeless organizations. Women and their allies could use the Center to network with one another, collaborate on important projects, create useful connections for future careers, and generate a forum of open debate on gender and its importance in the Harvard community. The social component of the Center is invaluable as well, because even people utterly uninvolved with student organizations would have a place to stop by between classes, grab a snack, and congregate with friends—perhaps...
...always had a great respect for old time musicians and the Grand Ole Opry and the tradition, it?s just such a great forum, and not just American, but Canadian, too. We had guys like Hank Snow, and he was singing songs like The Good Ole Hockey Game, before the NHL failed and started to change the rules of the game because they screwed up the strike last year, and now they?ve changed the whole way hockey is. It?s a complete joke. The only reason I go to hockey games is because I get to go with...
...unexpected and dramatic announcement, made with no fanfare last Wednesday by Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd at a small forum hosted by the Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS), is a misstep for a variety of reasons. Chiefly, the women’s center seems to be a solution to an imaginary problem...
...coalition of more than two dozen law schools—known as the Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights—which sued the Bush administration in 2003 to halt enforcement of the Solomon Amendment, argues that the statute violates schools’ free-speech and free-association rights by preventing law schools from expressing their disapproval of the Pentagon’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy...