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Over the past year the city maintained its tradition of highly paid public employees, with Boston as the only Common-wealth municipality paying its city councillors more than Cambridge does. Each councillor earned roughly $36,000 last year, with the exception of Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell, who made...
Meanwhile, Cambridge Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell asserts that needy tenants were a minority of those living under rent control. "When we got down to the protected status tenants, they only got to be about 10 percent of rent-controlled apartments", she says. Russell adds that had tenant advocate groups been more flexible in 1994, a means-based system might have been enacted...
Whatever the UNH coaching staff told the Wildcats at the half must have been special, because they came out clawing after the break. They were led by the heroics of Sheila Danker, who finished with 30 points...
Bahat won the presidency by defeating Ma, the current alumni coordinator. Ma's opponent in the subsequent vice presidential race was Sheila Warren '98, who is now the programming chair...
Since 1994, the Kennedy School appears to have made a concerted effort to attract Republican talent to its administrative ranks. Last week's announcement of the appointment of Sheila Burke, Bob Dole's former chief of staff, to the position of executive dean is a notable example of such an ideological transformation. Dean Joseph S. Nye disputes that his hiring reflects a conservative bent. He explains, "The reason I hired Sheila Burke is that she is a first-rate manager with practical experience in government and a graduate of the school to boot." No one would deny that Burke...