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...Sandra Seville-Jones, four years at Harvard have provided great swings of intensity, from fulltime dedication to high-level debating to disenchanted passivity with the College's size and impersonality...
...present NATO military strategy was adopted in 1967. The time has come to re-examine the content rather than the principle of the idea of flexible response. American readiness to cooperate in a high-level re-examination of the military strategy for the alliance would be a wise move, especially from the point of view of integrating it with a strategy for the pursuit of arms control and disarmament that would be in consonance with deeply felt and real needs of our time. A revision of NATO strategy should encompass the objectives of reducing our dependence on nuclear weapons...
...search for a replacement would pose a much smaller problem if the spikers hadn't become so good. Palm's charges need a coach who can teach more than just the fundamentals. Harvard must find someone with experience in high-level competition rather than a physical education professional...
...plane program. In 1965 he was named deputy director of the agency's Office of Special Projects; six years later he became head of the Office of Electronic Intelligence, which is responsible for the CIA'S eavesdropping operations. After moving through a series of high-level jobs during the 1970s, McMahon was placed in charge of clandestine operations in 1978. Three years later CIA Director William Casey tapped him for executive director, a post from which he has run the day-to-day operations of the agency...
...feeling that it is O.K. to be successful." Said Judy Hendren Mello, president of The First Women's Bank in New York City: "Often we get tired of being the only blouse at a black-tie business diner. It's mind-blowing to have access to high-level women...