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While the balance of the candidates were running uncontested for BSA board positions, Phillips ran against Belinda J. McIntosh...
...makes a big show to the administration that it's not just an isolated group of students that are interested in ethnic studies," said Belinda J. McIntosh '99, who wore an armband. "It has broad support...
...panel was moderated by Richard G. Marlink, spokesperson for the Harvard AIDS Institute and lecturer at SPH and featured a discussion between Kenneth McIntosh '58, chair of the Division of Infectious Diseases and professor of pediatrics at Children's Hospital, and Wafaie W. Fawzi, assistant professor in the department of nutrition at the SPH, and George Annas '67, the chair of Health Law at the Boston University School of Public Health...
...links" with government agencies, so it could obtain "information/resources" for those early supporters--a plan that sounds very much like trading official favors for contributions. Republicans found the documents highly provocative. "When it involves using government assets to aid in the political campaign," says Indiana Congressman David McIntosh, a leader of the House fund-raising probe, "that steps over the line and is, in fact, illegal...
Representative David McIntosh, the Indiana Republican who heads a congressional probe into WhoDB, said the use of a taxpayer-funded database--whose cost was estimated by the Administration to run as high as $1.7 million--raises ethical questions about the extent to which the White House was used as a base for campaign operations. "This is something you'd expect to find at the D.N.C., not the White House," said McIntosh. Even the White House had trouble defining the line between the social and political use of WhoDB. Associate counsel Cheryl Mills set out ground rules in a January...