Word: jointing
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Each year, a few dozen students try to combine law with politics or business with education. There is one established program--a joint law and business degree, the joint JD/MBA. And other schools have agreements with each other that permit their students to cross register...
...schools] can't make rational policies for joint students," Grossman says. "We don't exist." He says HLS, where he is a full-time student, will not recognize his status as a part-time student...
...temporary. The same fax indicated that other conditions would be forthcoming. And after the fax was sent, as the lawyers were retiring to a Little Havana restaurant that evening, confident that they had backed Reno down again, Marisleysis told them to make sure she would have some measure of "joint custody" during the appeals process...
...thinks he can boost revenues by further developing the BBC's filmmaking potential, among other things. The BBC has already successfully released Mrs. Brown, which starred Judi Dench as Queen Victoria. The film earned her an Oscar nomination and the BBC $15 million worldwide. There are plans to seek joint ventures for other films, probably with U.S. studios and distributors...
...press or public, Starr at one point came within hours of possibly losing his job--and being declared in contempt of court--because he refused to obey a secret court order to answer questions by Clinton's lawyers about grand jury leaks. Meanwhile, those lawyers had entered into "joint defense agreements" with grand jury witnesses whose attorneys had been recommended by the White House. This sharing of information gave Clinton's defenders a direct window into the supposedly secret grand jury proceedings. Most damaging for Starr was that, as the probe dragged on, the public grew impatient with the prosecutor...