from: http://Alamo-Girl.com/04561.htm Click Here: <A HREF="http://Alamo-Girl.com/04561.htm">FreeRepublic</A> ----- DOWNSIDE LEGACY AT TWO DEGREES OF PRESIDENT CLINTON SECTION: GENERAL REFERENCE SUBSECTION: RHODES SCHOLARS Revised 3/12/00 In their own words, on the Rhodes Scholarship from http://www.rhodesscholar.org/ Intellectual distinction is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for election to a Rhodes Scholarship. Selection committees are charged to seek excellence in qualities of mind and in qualities of person which, in combination, offer the promise of effective service to the world in the decades ahead. The Rhodes Scholarships, in short, are investments in individuals rather than in project proposals. Accordingly, applications are sought from talented students without restriction as to their field of academic specialization or career plans although the proposed course of study must be available at Oxford, and the applicant's undergraduate program must provide a sufficient basis for further study in the proposed field. Through the years, Rhodes Scholars have pursued studies in all of the varied fields available in the University of Oxford. REVIEWING THE RHODES LEGACY By William F. Jasper "In America, where idealism is the yardstick used to judge a generation's collective virtue, Rhodes scholars are its masters," says Rhodes scholar Peter Beinart. "They are chosen as much for their public-spiritedness as for their academic prowess. Not all want to run for elective office, but the bulk think their talents can be most fully realized through public service. Like Clinton, my peers believe earnestly in government. Above all, they believe in themselves in government." Writing in the "My Turn" section of Newsweek's January 16th issue,Beinart, a 23-year-old student now in his second year at Oxford University, offers a perceptive critique of the "Rhodie" tendency to giddily embrace idealism as "summum bonum". Beinart notes that "such idealism should be refreshing. Yet after a year at Oxford, it makes me uneasy. The committment to government my colleagues express so passionately is rarely linked to a clear vision of what government should do....I'm afraid that the idealism for which Rhodes scholars receive praise is less an antidote to the problems of American politics than a symptom of them." "Lacking a vision of political service in pursuit of specific ends,"observes Beinart, "the rhetoric of idealism allows Rhodes scholars to justify and celebrate political service per se. Idealism masks an ideological vacuum." (Freeper robnoel � Newsweek article was in 1995) Note: a "- CFR" behind the name means the Rhodes Scholar is/was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a � TC" behind the name means the person is/was a member of the Trilateral Commission 1957 RUDENSTINE, NEIL L President of Harvard University. Before assuming this position on July 1, 1991, he served for three years as executive vice president of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. During the two preceding decades, Rudenstine was a faculty member and senior administrator at Princeton University. A scholar of Renaissance literature, he was an associate professor and then a professor of English. He also held a series of administrative posts: dean of students (1968-72), dean of the college (1972-77), and provost (1977-88). Previously, Rudenstine served at Harvard from 1964 to 1968 as an instructor and then an assistant professor in the Department of English and American Literature and Language. Rudenstine received his bachelor's degree from Princeton in 1956. A Rhodes Scholar, he studied for the next three years at New College, Oxford University, where he earned a second BA and an MA. In 1964, he was awarded a PhD in English from Harvard, where he was a Harvard Prize Fellow. He then joined the faculty at Harvard, and stayed until leaving for Princeton in 1968�.Rudenstine is an honorary Fellow of New College, Oxford, and Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, as well as Provost Emeritus of Princeton University. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the American Philosophical Society, and the Committee for Economic Development. Earlier, he served as a member of various advisory groups, including the National Commission on Preservation and Access, the Council on Library Resources, and the Harvard Ukranian Research Institute. Rudenstine has also served as a trustee of the College Entrance Examination Board and of the Wooster School in Danbury, Connecticut, of which he is a graduate. 1960 ASHMAN, ROBERT FREDERICK Virtual Hospital: UIHC Physicians Directory: Internal Medicine: Robert F. Ashman, M.D. The University of Iowa Department of Internal Medicine Robert F. Ashman, M.D. Division of Rheumatology Dr. Ashman studies the regulation of apoptosis (programmed cell death) in B lymphocytes. He has demonstrated that mature B and T lymphocytes proceed spontaneously into apoptosis unless apoptosis is inhibited by external agents, which include ligands for CD40 or the IL-4 receptor. Active projects include investigation of the mechanism by which antibody to IgD (at 1/10 the concentration needed to stimulate the B cell) induces an early acceleration of apoptosis, whereas antibody to IgM is much less effective. A second project arises from the demonstration (performed in collaboration with Dr. Arthur Krieg) that single base changes in CG oligodeoxyribonucleotides (ODN) determine whether they are powerful polyclonal activators of B cells or inactive. Such ODN are responsible for the polyclonal activating properties of bacterial DNA. Activation by CG-ODN is enhanced greatly by their ability to inhibit apoptosis, including plasma membrane and mitochondrial events. Investigation of the mechanism of ODN interference with apoptosis is pertinent to the relationship between chronic bacterial exposure and inflammatory bowel disease. BALABANIAN, DAVID MARK Senior litigator with nearly 30 years of experience in complex commercial litigation. David is a past President of the Bar Association of San Francisco and past Chair of the California State Bar Conference of Delegates, and is a Trustee of the Practicing Law Institute. He has also served as a Lawyer Representative to the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference, and has been a Governor of the Association of Business Trial Lawyers. David has taught more than 100 courses on litigation topics. David received both his undergraduate and law degrees from Harvard University and has an advanced degree from Oxford University, which he attended as a Rhodes Scholar. BLAKE, JONATHAN DEWEY Covington and Burling: senior partner engaged in administrative, communications, and international law. He was named one of the top 100 most influential lawyers in America by The National Law Journal, 1997; is listed in Euromoney Publication�s Guide to the World's Leading Communications Lawyers, a supplement to the International Financial Law Review, 1997; and was profiled in "From the Top of the List" of leaders of the largest law firms in the Washington metropolitan area by the Washington Business Journal, 1997. He is deeply involved in the launch of new services such as digital television, PCS, cellular, internet, and various new satellite services, including rulemakings, legislative endeavors, and adjudicatory matters. Chair: Int'l Telecommunications Committee Am Bar Assoc Washington Post is client. On Bd of Trustees: US Council for Int'l Business. On Bd of Trustees: Public TV, WETA-FM/TV in Washington DC area. BRYANT, RALPH CLEMENT Senior Fellow, Economic Studies Brookings Former Dir Division Int�l Finance Federal Reserve. International economics and monetary issues, monetary policy, macroeconomic developments in major foreign nations, balance of payments, exchange rates, Federal Reserve system, financial institutions. Former director, Division of International Finance, Federal Reserve; consultant to governmental and international organizations. "Demographic Turbulence and Global Stability" CELESTE, RICHARD FRANK US Ambassador to India Ambassador Celeste was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1937. After graduating Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Yale University in 1959, Ambassador Celeste attended Exeter University and Oxford University in England as a Rhodes Scholar. After a short term as Staff Liaison Officer in the Peace Corps, Ambassador Celeste worked for 4 years as Special Assistant to the American Ambassador to India in New Delhi. Following this, Ambassador Celeste returned to his native Ohio where he served as a State Representative for 4 years and Lt. Governor for a further 4 years. Ambassador Celeste then moved to Washington where he served as Director of the Peace Corps for 2 years before returning to Ohio to run for Governor. In 1982, Ambassador Celeste was elected Governor of Ohio. Following 2 terms as Governor, from 1983 to 1991, Ambassador Celeste became a Managing Partner in the consulting firm, Celeste & Sabety, Ltd., located in Columbus, Ohio. DARNTON, ROBERT CHOATE The Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of European History at Princeton. Authority on the use of media in pre-Revolutionary France. Worked a year as a reporter for the NY Times. Joined Princeton Faculty 68. Dir. of Program in European Cultural Studies, Princeton since 87. Author of 10 books. Best known: "The Forbidden Best-Sellers of Pre-Revolutionary France" NY: WWNorton, 1995. "The Literary Underground of the Old Regime", Harvard U Press, 1982 "The Great Cat Massacre" President of the American Historical Association. Uppsala University Int'l Summer School in History of Science; lecturer in 6th summer school. Delegate in July 1999 to 10th Int'l Congress on the Enlightenment, Dublin University College. Guggenheim Fellowship. The Koren Prize of the Society for French Historical Studies. The Leo Gershoy Prize of the American Historical Association. Has been a MacArthur Prize Fellow. Designated Chevalier and Officier of the Ordre des Arts at des Lettres in France, which awarded him the Prix Chateaubriand in 1991. Harvard BA,1960 (magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa) Oxford BPhil and DPhil DUGGAN, HOYT NOLAN Dr. Duggan is a Professor of Medieval, Historical Linguistics and Grammar at the University of Virginia. EDGE, ROBERT GLENN Robert G. Edge [partner at the Alston & Bird law firm] concentrates on estate planning and administration, including advising owners of family businesses and fiduciary litigation. Mr. Edge is a former Chairman of Alston & Bird Partners' Committee and former chair of the Tax Department. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, Past President of the Georgia Federal Tax Conference, and a director of the Atlanta Estate Planning Council. In 1994 Mr. Edge was named President of the Association of American Rhodes Scholars. He has authored numerous articles for fiduciary publications and is a frequent speaker at legal seminars. Mr. Edge is also on the board of trustees for the Carter Center EPSTEIN, LESLIE Leslie Epstein was born in Los Angeles in 1938 to a family of screen writer (his father, Philip, and Uncle, Julius, wrote Casablanca, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Arsenic and Old Lace, The Man Who Came to Dinner among dozens of other witty and distinguished screenplays). He attended Yale, from which he graduated Summa Cum Laude, and Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship. He holds a graduate degree from UCLA and a doctorate from Yale Drama School. He has published six books of fiction, most notably Kinq of the Jews which has been translated into eight languages and become a classic of Holocaust literature, Goldkorn Tales and the more recent Pinto and Sons. [The other three books are P.D. Kimerakov The Steinway Ouintet Plus Four and Reqina.] His seventh, Pandaemonium, will appear in the spring of 1997. His articles and stories have appeared in such places as Esquire, the Atlantic Monthly, Playboy, Harpers, the Yale Review, Triquarterly, Tikkun, Partisan Review, the Nation, and the New York Times Book Review, the Washington Post and the Boston Globe. In addition to the Rhodes Scholarship, he has received many fellowships and awards, including a Fulbright and Guggenheim Fellowship, an award for Distinction in Literature from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, a residency at the Rockefeller Institute at Bellagio, and various grants from the NEA. For many years he has been the director of the Creative Writing Program at Boston University. Having sent his three children off to college and the wider world, he lives with his wife, Ilene, in what is now a very neat condominium in Brookline, Massachusetts. GIARD, GEORGE PETER JR. Was Chairman of the board and CEO of Presidio Oil Company when it filed for Chapter 11 and was acquired by Tom Brown, Inc. in December of 1996 GRINALDS, JOHN SOUTHY Major General John Southy Grinalds President 1997- The Citadel General Grinalds was born in Baltimore, Maryland on January 5, 1938. He graduated with honors from West Point in 1959 and was the first cadet since 1814 to be commissioned directly into the US Marine Corps. He continued his education as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, earning a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Geography and graduating with honors. At Harvard University, he earned a Master's degree in Business Administration, graduating with distinction. General Grinalds served abroad in the Mediterranean region, the Panama Canal Zone, Japan, Belgium, and for two tours of duty in Vietnam. He was awarded a Silver Star for heroism in combat. In Belgium, he was the Special Assistant to the Supreme Allied Commander, Europe working on negotiations between NATO and the French Military. His outstanding service was recognized by French President, Francois Mitterand, who inducted him into the Legion d'Honneur. In 1989, General Grinalds was promoted to Commanding General of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, a position held until his retirement. In 1991, he became the Headmaster of Woodberry Forest School in Woodberry Forest, Virginia. In 1997, he accepted the position as President of The Citadel. Receipient of Silver Star HORTON, JACK OGILVIE JACK OGILVIE JR.12 was born 1938. Jack died February 21, 1981 Denver, CO, at 42 years of age. He Died of Leukemia. He married GRACE EPSY FORD . Grace was born Savannah, GA. Jack graduated 1960. Institution: Princeton University. He graduated with honors with a major in Geology. He was an All American lacross player. He later served on the Board of Trustees of Princeton University. After graduation, he was selected as a Rhodes Scholar and attened Oxford University in England. Here he earned a master's degree in economics. He also played for the All South England team in lacross. Jack served in the military Japan, 1962 to 1965. He was part of the Naval Airborn Reconnaissance Squadron station in Japan and operated in SE Asia during the Vietnam War. He flew 165 combat and reconnaissance missions and was awarded several decorations before leaving the Navy in 1965. Jack's occupation: public official Washington DC, 1973 to 1977. He served as Deputy Undersecretary of the Interior and later as Assistant Secretary for Land and Water. He was also appointed as the first chairman of the Federal State Land Use Planning Comission for Alaska KASLOW, HOWARD JAMES Attorney with Abrahams, Kaslow & Cassman in Omaha, NE. Corporate Law, Estate Planning. KEYES, LANGLEY CARLETON Ford Professor of City and Regional Planning at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Head, Housing, Community, and Economic Development Also, graduated Harvard, 1959 -- all Ivy League in Soccer and Lacrosse Brookings Fellow LEVINE,JULIUS BYRON B.A., summa cum laude, Harvard University J.D., cum laude, Harvard Law School D. Phil, University of Oxford (Rhodes Scholar) Julius B. Levine has served on the School of Law faculty since 1969. His legal experience includes a clerkship with Judge Edward T. Gignoux of the United States District Court for Maine and private practice in both Maine and Massachusetts. Professor Levine has taught civil procedure, trusts and estates, and an advanced course in trial advocacy, and has served as director of the Trial Advocacy Program at the School of Law. He has written books on the discovery process in trials and effective forms of trial advocacy. LISTER, CHARLES ELLIS Founded the London office in 1988�. Before coming to Covington & Burling, he clerked for Justice John M. Harlan of the U.S. Supreme Court and served as Associate Professor of Law at Yale. He has published a treatise and numerous articles on European Community food law, and he serves on the advisory board of the World Food Regulation Report MCLIN, BLYTHE JOHN MAYNES, CHARLES ELLIS MILES, WARREN ANDRUS MONTGOMERY,ROBERT EVERARD JR. NICHOLS, RAYMOND LINDLEY NIMETZ, MATTHEW US envoy Balkans Matthew Nimetz is a partner at the law firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison. Prior to that, he was undersecretary of State in the Carter Administration, and special envoy to the Greek-Macedonian dispute in the Clinton Administration. He was also on the Twentieth Century Foundation (formerly Twentieth Century Fund)'s Task Force on the Future of US Intelligence. Board Member: World Resources Insitute Signer: New NATO Initiative "20th Century Task Force on the Future of US Intelligence Finds Emphasis on Clandestine Operations Outmoded" "Asia's Strange Bedfellows" PELL, EDWARD WARDWELL PRICE, JOHN ROY >From a Sabre Foundation, Inc. Press Release (July 1996) - "...John R. Price, Managing Director of The Chase Manhattan Corporation...named to the Board of Directors at the Sabre Foundation of Cambridge, Mass. John Price handles government relations on a worldwide basis for The Chase Manhattan Corporation. He is President of Americans for Oxford, Inc., a member of the Council of Foreign Relations, director of the National Foreign Trade Council and a member of the board of directors of The Principal Financial Group and Transcell Technologies. He has also served as president of the Bankers' Association for Foreign Trade. A Rhodes scholar, Mr. Price received his L.L.B. and J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1965." RODICK, THEODORE LEE SACHS, DANIEL MARTIN Princeton '60; died of cancer in 1967 SHAUL, WILLIAM DENNIS THUROW, LESTER CARL MIT, Economist and author � TC VAN BUREN, PAUL BARTLETT VARGISH, THOMAS WILLS, THEODORE O.M. WINTER, DAVID GARRETT 1961 BADGETT, LEE DOUGLAS VMI '61; Brigadier General who taught at the Air Force Academy; Academic Dean at VMI BARDEL, WILLIAM GRANDIN - CFR BUDGE, LARRY DONALD CAMPBELL, BENJAMIN PFOHL CATHCART, GARY ERSKIN COPELAND, FLOYDE DEAN DALEY, BRIAN EDWARD EDDINS, DWIGHT LYMAN Professor of 19th-20th Century Literature, University of Alabama. EISENBERG, DAVID SAMUEL Professor/researcher at the UCLA Biological Structure Group, Molecular Biology Institute. FUNKENSTEIN, HERMAN HARRIS GORDON, MICHAEL ROBERT - CFR GRAVES, HOWARD DWAYNE - CFR Professor, University of Texas at Austin "Lieutenant General (Ret.) Howard Graves joined the faculty in 1998 as the Visiting Tom Slick Professor of World Peace for the 1998-99 academic year. General Graves is a 1961 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and received Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, and Master of Letters degrees from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar." HARTMANN, WILLIAM MORRIS KINSOLVING, AUGUSTUS BLAGDEN Augustus B. Kinsolving is Vice President and Chief Legal Counsel for ASARCO, incorporated. One of ASARCO's subsidiaries is the Southern Peru Copper Company, for which Mr. Kinsolving acts as soliciting agent. KROHNKE, DUANE WARD PRACTICE-AREAS: Civil Litigation; Arbitration; Mediation; International Arbitration and Mediation; Accountants Malpractice; Contract Law. ADMITTED: 1967, New York; 1970, Minnesota LAW-SCHOOL: University of Chicago (J.D., cum laude, 1966 ) COLLEGE: Grinnell College (B.A., 1961); Phi Beta Kappa; Oxford University (B.A.,Rhodes Scholar, First Class, 1963); Oxford University (M.A., 1970) TEXT: Staff, Chicago Law Review, 1964-1965; Managing Editor, 1965-1966 Minnesota State Bar Association Board of Directors (current) LEVINE, MELVIN DAVID - CFR "Melvin D. Levine, M.D., is Professor of Pediatrics and Director of the Clinical Center for the Study of Development and Learning, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill" He authored " Developmental-behavioral Pediatrics." Childhood neurodevelopmental dysfunction and learning disorders.. He pioneered the discovery of ADD, ADHD, and Dyslexia as neurological disablities and developed a neurodevelopmental approach to learning . These assessments look at current levels of functioning and the barriers to an individual's ability to live up to his or her potential. Difficulties may be a result of weaknesses in memory, attention, language processing, visual processing or fine/gross motor coordination or the result of emotional/behavioural difficulties or traumatic events in a person's life. The current Social Security System uses his findings to determine disability payments for children with these disorders. LOW, GILBERT WILLIAM MC NEVIN, MICHAEL TUCKER MILES, PAUL LINDSEY MOOSE, JAMES SAYLE MORRISON, FRED LA MONTE Professor of Law: U of Minnesota. Int'l Law/Comparative public law. Counselor on Int'l Law for US State Department, Minnesota Constitutional Law. "Intro to Int'l Law" "Suing the City Liability of the State and City under Federal and State Law" "Constitution of Bosnia-Herzegovinia" Fulbright Professor. Visiting Professor: U. of Bonn, U of Kiel. American Law Institute. American Society of Int'l Law. University of Kansas AB, Oxford BA, MA. Princeton MA, PhD. University of Chicago Law NESS, DAVID NORMAN ORRILL, ROBERT THOMAS POST, GAINS POST, HERSCHEL E. CEO of Coutts & Co, a Subsidiary of NatWest Group On Board of Directors: Earthwatch. On Board of Directors of the Cooperative: Euroclear Clearance System Public Limited Co (ECSplc) RAYMOND, ORIN RALPH SHOLL, ANTHONY ABRAHAM SHUE, HENRY GREYSON Professor of Philosophy at the Sage School of Philosophy, Cornell University. SOUTER, DAVID Associate Justice United States Supreme Court. Harvard College, AB, 1961. Rhodes Scholar, Magdalen College Oxford, 1963. AB & MA in Jurisprudence, 1989. Harvard Law School, LLB, 1966. Associate in the law firm of Orr & Reno in Concord, New Hampshire, 1966-1968. Assistant Attorney General of New Hampshire, 1971-1976. Attorney General of New Hampshire, 1976-1978. Associate Justice, New Hampshire Superior Court, 1978-1983. Associate Justice, New Hampshire Supreme Court, 1983-1990. Nominated Judge, U.S. Supreme Court of Appeals for the First Circuit by President George Bush, 1990. Nominated Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States by President George Bush on October 3, 1990. Sworn in October 9, 1990. STERLING, WILLIAM WALLACE Economics Author, Writer STEWART, RICHARD BURLESON Richard Stewart held unique status at West Virginia University: his father was president. Richard was elected head of the student body and was a member of Phi Kappa Psi, Pi Delta Phi, and Delta Sigma Rho. Perhaps his most significant accomplishment at WVU was securing a referendum from the students, which was referred to the state legislature, authorizing a special fee to cover the cost of building a new student union, the Mountainlair of today. Stewart studied law at Queen�s College, Oxford, and at Harvard University. He has authored or coauthored five books on insurance and insurance law. His firm, Stewart Economics, Inc., has offices in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. WILKINSON, DAVID LAWRENCE 1962 ADAMS, REX DEE Dean, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University BAXTER, ROBERT HENRY BERMAN, EDWARD DAVID BOLTON, ROBERT HARVEY BROWNLEE, DAVID ANDERSON BUTLER, JAY WAYNE CARLSON, JOHN UNDEM CHURCHILL, WINSTON JOHN DICKINSON, STEPHEN JOHN DOTY, JAMES ROBERT ECHOLS, LOUIE SAMUEL FOX, JAMES JOSEPH FROHNMAYER, DAVID BRADEN GUBSER, NICHOLAS JAMES HALLIN, RICHARD RAY HANEY, JACK VERNON HARDIN, RUSSELL Professor of Politics Ph.D. 1971 (political science), Massachusetts Institute for Technology; B.A. 1964 (mathematics), Oxford; B.A. (highest honors) 1962 (mathematics), B.S. (high honors) 1962 (physics), Texas. Major Interests: moral and political philosophy, rational choice, collective action, morality behind the law. Selected Works: Liberalism, Constitutionalism, and Democracy. Oxford University Press. Forthcoming. One for All: The Logic of Group Conflict. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 1995. Morality Within the Limits of Reason. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 1988. Collective Action. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future. 1982. Affiliations: American Economic Association, American Philosophical Association, American Political Science Association, American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy, Public Choice Society. Fellowships/Honors: Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science; Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Guggenheim Fellow, 1996-1997; Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto, September 1996-June 1997; Visiting Scholar, Centre de Recherche en Epist�mologie Appliqu�e (CREA) Ecole Polytechnique, Paris, July 1994; Visiting Scholar, Russell Sage Foundation, 1992-1993; Scholar-in-Residence, Rockefeller Center, Bellagio, Italy, April-May 1988, May-June 1996; Visiting Fellow, Research School of the Social Sciences, Australian National University, summer 1987, summer 1990; Earhart Fellow, 1983; National Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1975-1976; Junior Fellow, Research Institute on Communist Affairs, Columbia University, 1971-1972; Honorary Woodrow Wilson Fellow, 1962; Rhodes Scholar; Phi Beta Kappa. HENRIKSON, ALAN KEITH - CFR Associate Professor of Diplomatic Histor y Director, The Fletcher Roundtable on a New World Order; Associate, Center for International Affairs, Harvard University; Visiting Professor, United Nations Development Programme, Beijing; Visiting Professor, Foreign Service Institute, Washington, DC HUNT, BISHOP CARLETON KIRBY, JOHN JOSEPH PARTRIDGE, ROBERT BRUCE PORTES, RICHARD DAVID - CFR Professor of Economics, London Business School ROE, DAVID HARTLEY A graduate of the Air Force Academy, he became president of Central College, Pella, Iowa, in 1998. In 1975 served as a White House Fellow SCHINDLER, DAVID WILLIAM SHERIDAN, JUDSON DEAN SHERWOOD, MICHAEL RALPH SICHA, JEFFERY FRANKLIN SOBOTKA, JOHN ROBERT SULLIVAN, JOHN DANIEL TENNILLE, NORTON FORTUNE JR. VARGISH, STEPHEN ZELTONOGA, WILLIAM LEO 1963 BAMBERG, PAUL GUSTAV BEIM, DAVID ODELL - CFR "Professor Beim joined Columbia Business School's faculty after a 25-year career in investment banking. His work experience includes 10 years in corporate finance at First Boston, where he founded and ran the project finance group, two years as executive vice president of the Export-Import Bank of the United States, 10 years as head of investment banking at Bankers Trust Company and three years as a partner at Dillon Read. He teaches corporate finance, international banking and emerging financial markets, and in 1995 he received the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence. He also serves as coordinator for the business ethics theme in the curriculum and adviser to the Integrity Board. His research interests include debt pricing and the banking industry." BOREN, DAVID LYLE - CFR David Boren is currently president of the University of Oklahoma. From 1978 - 1995, he was a Democratic Senator from Oklahoma, and chaired the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence from 1987 to 1993. He is also a member of the Texas Instruments Board of Directors A Yale grad, he had also been Governor of Oklahoma. BUNTING, JOSEPH III VMI '63; a General, he is superintendent of VMI. BUNTING, JOSIAH Josiah Bunting is the Director the Virginia Military Institute. 'He enrolled and blossomed at VMI in 1959: "VMI does well with intelligent, lazy, unfocused kids." After graduating from VMI in 1963 as a Rhodes scholar, he spent three years at Oxford University in England, earning a master's degree in English history. Six years in the Army sent him to Vietnam, where he received a number of medals, including the Bronze Star. From 1973 until he returned to head VMI, Bunting served as head of New York's all-female Briarcliff College, and of the all-male Hampden-Sydney College, and of the Lawrenceville School near Princeton, N.J., which began to accept girls while he was there.' (from the USA Today article) CARPENTER, RUSSELL HIGSON Russell H. Carpenter, Jr. is a partner with a diversified federal and international practice including litigation, mineral rights, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, boycott regulation, and East-West joint ventures� His published works include: "Soviet Joint Enterprises With Capitalist Firms and Other Joint Ventures Between East and West: The Western Point of View," 222 Recueil des Cours 365-421 (Hague Academy of International Law, 1990); "Red Carnations: A Report on the March 1989 Soviet Elections" (International Human Rights Law Group, 1989); "U.S.-Soviet Joint Ventures: A New Opening in the East," 43 Business Lawyer 79-91 (1987); "Oil and Gas in Grants and Reservations of 'Minerals': When is a Mineral Not a 'Mineral'?, 5 Eastern Mineral Law Foundation, Chapter 10 (1984). In addition, he serves as counsel to the International Law Institute; director of the International Human Rights Law Group; and executive vice-chairman of the Forum for US-Russia Dialogue. CARRELL, DANIEL ALLAN GOLDSWORTHY, WAYNE HOLLAND, WILLIAM EDWARD >From the Rhodes page: "�Application deadline and where to submit: Completed applications should be submitted to: William E. Holland, Esq., Chadbourne & Parke, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, 10112�. From the Chadbourne & Parke web page New York has been our headquarters since the firm was founded in 1902, and is the heart of Chadbourne & Parke�s operations. 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, New York 10112 The firm�s international practice embraces all of our disciplines. We counsel businesses with respect to their U.S. and non-U.S. activities, including acquisitions, joint ventures and investments in the United States and abroad. We advise governments on the development of new legal frameworks and on the drafting of legislation. And we handle litigations and arbitrations outside the United States�." JOHNSTON, ROBERT EDWARD KERR, WILLIAM TURNBULL JR. William T. Kerr (b. April 17, 1941) is chairman of the board of directors and chief executive officer of Meredith Corporation.. He was elected to the position effective January 1, 1998, having served as president and chief executive officer since January 1, 1997. He also serves on the board's executive committee. Prior to becoming president and CEO, Kerr served as president and chief operating officer from May 1994 to January 1997. He joined Meredith in 1991 as president of the Magazine Group and executive vice president of the company, where he was responsible for the strategic direction and day-to-day management of all magazine operations. Before coming to Meredith, Kerr was a vice president of The New York Times Company and president of its magazine group, a position he held since 1984. Kerr also has held posts with McKinsey and Company and Dillon, Read & Co. A native of Seattle, Kerr is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Washington. He earned a master's degree in modern history as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, and an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. He currently serves on the board of directors for Storage Technology Corporation, the Principal Mutual Life Insurance Company and Maytag Corporation, and is an advisory director and past chairman of the Magazine Publishers of America. In addition, Kerr serves on the boards of The Advertising Council, The International Federation of the Periodical Press (FIPP), the Business Committee for the Arts, Inc., and the Iowa Business Council. He also is on the Executive Committee of Des Moines Development Corporation. KLASS, RICHARD LEO KNUBEL, JOHN ALBERT Chief Financial Officer Department of Housing and Urban Development As Chief Financial Officer of the Department of Housing and Urban Development since 1995, Mr. Knubel is responsible for establishing and implementing policies to govern all aspects of financial management in the Department and oversees the design, implementation, and coordination of the Department's financial information and general management systems. �. Mr. Knubel has over 30 years of financial experience in both the public and private sectors, most recently in the Government serving as a Senior Advisor to the Director of Automated Systems at the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board and to the Chief Financial Officer of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, where he assisted in the implementation of the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990. He served four years on the National Security Council Staff and in 1974 helped establish the Federal Energy Administration, the predecessor of the Department of Energy. On the private sector side, Mr. Knubel's expertise in financial management was developed through experience in several positions. At Chase Manhattan Bank, he managed the development and implementation of a planning, budgeting, and asset liability management system for the International Department and in the development of a new strategy for the bank's business with the insurance industry that built on a dominant electronic funds transfer capability and established the bank as a recognized leader in meeting an emerging market need for loans and merger and acquisition advisory services in the early 1980�s�" LEWIS, WILLIAM WALKER - CFR Mr. Lewis is a partner in McKinsey & Co. and the director of the McKinsey Global Institute in Washington D.C. He is also on the Board of Visitors of fellow '63 Rhodie David Boren�s OU International Institute, and was an Assistant Secretary of Energy (under whom? Carter, maybe?) He's an alumnus of Virginia Tech MC NEILL, ROBERT PATRIC MARTIN, PHILIP HARTWELL PETERSON, GEORGE EDWARD POWER, MAX SINGLETON PRICE,JOSEPH LEVERING QUITSLUND, JAMES AUTHOR RAAF, JOHN HEART RICE, MICHAEL STEVEN ROMIG, JOSEPH HOWARD SANDERS, JOSEPH STANLEY � CFR Senior Partner: Sanders & Dickerson The law firm he established has just passed its twentieth anniversary. The list of the community organizations he supports with his time and energy covers two pages of the board of directors of the NCAA, vice-chairman of the United States-South Africa Leadership Exchange Program, board of directors of the Economic Resources Corporation Los Angeles, co-founder of the Watts Summer Festival -- among a dozen or so others of equal substance. Neither this long list of achievements, nor his law degree from Yale and Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford make Stanley Sanders a role model, in his own eyes: "I don't like the term. I may be a role model for my own children or for young, black lawyers. But that's it. I prefer to think of myself as an institution builder. I like to think in terms of my ability to bring groups together for a purpose over time...like building my law firm." He defines his practice at Sanders & Dickerson as having a "minority focus". Half of his business is with black firms, the other half is "more mainstream". All his partners and all his associates are black. Stanley could have stayed on in a "more mainstream" law firm but setting up his own firm "was the reason I went to law school -- to serve an area of the business community I thought was undeserved." SCHANTZ, MARK ELWOOD SLOCOMBE, WALTER BECKER - CFR Walter B. Slocombe was nominated by President Clinton to be Under Secretary of Defense for Policy on July 13, 1994 and confirmed by the Senate on September 14, 1994. Prior to this appointment, he had served as Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy since June 1, 1993. Pending his confirmation in that position he had been a consultant to the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy from January 21, 1993. He had previously served as Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Planning (USDP), from November 1979 to January 1981, and as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, International Security Affairs (ISA) from January 1977 to November 1979. In both positions, he served concurrently as Director of the DoD SALT Task Force. In 1969 and 1970 he was a member of the Program Analysis Office of the National Security Council staff, working on strategic arms control, long term security policy planning, and intelligence issues. >From January 1981 until he joined the Clinton administration, he had been a member of the Washington, D.C. law firm of Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered. He had earlier practiced law at Caplin & Drysdale since 1971, where he became a partner in 1974. In 1970-71 he was a Research Associate at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London. SMYTHE, ROBERT THOMAS SUNDBERG, ANDREW PETER A principle with The Locke Group - consultants whose clients include the UN, World Bank, Dept. of Commerce and Congress - he has been based in Geneva since 1968. Graduate of US Naval Academy. A brief visit to their home page (www.lockegroup.com) has raised my curiosity about this group. [mmmike] THOMPSON, WILLARD SCOTT - CFR Director, U S Institute for Peace Dr. Thompson is Associate Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School of Law, Tufts University. He also served in the Ford Administration as a White House Fellow and Assistant Secretary of Defense, and was a member of the Reagan Administration. WESTBROOK, SAM WILKINS III WIDEMAN, JOHN EDGAR Born 6/14/41 in Washington, DC, he is the second African-American to be named Rhodes Scholar (Alain Locke was the first). He is a professor at UMass/Amherst He was a basketball player at Penn, and won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. His daughter, Jamila Wideman, is a famous women's basketball player and was on the Olympic team in '96. WOOD, DONALD JOSEPH WOOLSEY, JAMES R. - CFR R. James Woolsey is a partner at the law firm of Shea & Gardner in Washington, D.C. He returned to the firm in January 1995 after serving for two years as Director of Central Intelligence. He has practiced at the firm for seventeen years, on four occasions, since 1973 1964 BOHSTEDT, JOHN HOWARD BUNNIN, NICHOLAS FREDERICK COLDREN, LEE ORIN COOK, MICHAEL BLANCHARD COOPER, RICHARD MELVYN CUTTER, W. BOWMAN - CFR Mr. W. Bowman Cutter (GIIC Steering Committee Chair) Mr. Cutter is currently serving as managing director in the firm of E.M. Warburg, Pincus and Company, Inc. He also serves as the chairman of the Global Information Infrastructure Commission (GIIC) Steering Committee for the Center for Strategic & International Studies. Previously, he served under President Clinton as Deputy Assistant to the President for Economic Policy, where he shaped international and domestic policies. He also served as executive associate director, managing the federal budget for the Office of Management and Budget in the Carter administration. During his tenure as senior partner and vice chairman for Strategy and Learning at Coopers & Lybrand, Mr. Cutter designed the firm's corporate strategy, finance and organizational design as related to the telecommunications and information industry. Mr. Cutter has extensive international experience, and has spent substantial time in Africa and Latin America. He has also worked with the World Bank on public sector management projects, and served on the board of Volunteers for Technical Assistance (VITA). He holds degrees from Harvard University (summa cum laude); Oxford University (as a Rhodes scholar) and Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School. DAVIS, EARL THOMAS ERWIN, JOHN WALTER GERRITY, THOMAS PATRIC Dean, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania HAMACHEK, ROSS FRANK http://www.washpostco.com/ar97_dir.htm 1997 Annual Report - Corporate Directory Ross F. Hamachek Vice President--Planning and Development HOLMQUIST, RICHARD HARRY KAHAM, MORTON G. KUDRLE, ROBERT THOMAS Dr. Kudrle is a Professor at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute for Public Policy at the University of Minnesota. He studies industrial organization, public policy toward business, and international economic policy. Much of his recent research has examined economic relations among industrial countries. He has served as a consultant and expert witness for the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice and as a consultant to the Internal Revenue Service, Canadian Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, U.N. Center on Transnational Corporations, Overseas Private Investment Corporation, Agency for International Development, and Urban Institute. Kudrle is past coeditor of International Studies Quarterly and serves on its editorial board. He also has been on the editorial boards of Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law, International Interactions, International Political Economy Yearbook, and the Minnesota Journal of Global Trade. A Rhodes Scholar, Kudrle holds a master of philosophy degree in economics from Oxford University and a doctorate in economics from Harvard University. LUTZER, DAVID JOHN MCCAIN, MORRIS ALLEN MITCHELL, BERT BREON MUNFORD, ROBERT SIMS NOBLE, RICHARD SCOTT PARKHURST, GUY W. H. PRESSLER, LARRY LEE - CFR Senator Larry Pressler: Member of Congress for 22 years (R - S. Dakota) -- 18 years in the Senate; author of the Telecommunications Act of 1996; Chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee; author of various aviation, pipeline, transportation, satellite, foreign policy, business and trade legislation during his time in Congress; former Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, England (graduate); Harvard Law School (graduate); and Vietnam veteran (U.S. Army). Pressler was awarded Vietnam military decorations from the Mekong Delta and the Tet Offensive. During his tenure in the Senate, Senator Pressler served on the following Committees: Commerce, Foreign Relations, Finance, Banking, Environment and Public Works, Small Business, Judiciary and Special Committee on Aging. Pressler has been a McKinsey & Company business consultant and spent three years as an attorney in the U.S. State Department Legal Advisor's office. As a government lawyer, Larry Pressler worked on economic, business, GATT and other trade issues. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1974 and to the U.S. Senate in 1978 where he served until 1997. Since leaving the U.S. Senate in January 1997, Senator Pressler has practiced telecommunications law in Washington D.C. with the firm of O'Connor and Hannan. He serves on eight corporate boards. PRESSLY, PAUL MOFFATT RISSER, WILLIAM LEIGH ROWE, THOMAS DUDLEY JR. SAPERSTEIN, LEE WALDO SKOLNIK, MICHAEL LEWIS SMITH, STEPHEN KENDELL SPETH, JAMES GUSTAVE - CFR James Gustav Speth, administrator of the United Nations Development Program, which compiled the Human Development Report 1996 (From "U.N. Survey Finds World Rich-Poor Gap Widening," in New York Times). STOIBER, CARLTON RAY TAYLOR, DAVIS THOMAS, BRUCE RICHARD WESTLING, JON NORMAN Office of the President: President, Jon Westling...Boston University WOOD, PETER HUTCHINS 1965 Bach, Danilo Nicholas Academy Award� Writers, 1980s Awards for 1984 Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen: Winner: Robert Benton "Places in the Heart" Also nominated: Daniel Petrie Jr., Danilo Bach "Beverly Hills Cop" Bancroft, Ronald Mann Barisas, Bernard George Bradley, William Warren AKA "Bill Bradley" Presidential Candiate 2000 "Toward the end of Bill's Oxford sojourn in 1967, he felt the pull of basketball once again. Alone in the Oxford gym, he was shooting baskets when he realized that he wouldn't be satisfied until he tested himself against the best players in the world, and that meant the NBA. So he left Oxford and returned to the United States-as the newest member of the New York Knicks." Above from the official Bill Bradley web site; www.billbradley.com Bill Bradley dropped out of Oxford two months prior to graduation in 1967, not as he claims to play for the New York Knicks, but to go into the Air Force Reserves. After serving only 6 months active duty as an officer (the requirement was 4 years active duty), he joined the New York Knicks in Dec. 1967. The following year Oxford let Bradley take "special exams" and he graduated Oxford in 1968. Cotton, Thomas Arthur Danzig, Richard Jeffrey Mr. Danzig was sworn in as the 71st Secretary of the Navy on November 16, 1998. From September 1997 to November of 1998, Mr. Danzig was an Adjunct Professor at Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, and a Traveling Fellow of the Center for International Political Economy. In these capacities, he conducted research and interviews in Asia and Europe on international security issues. Mr. Danzig served as the 26th Under Secretary of the Navy from November 1993 to May 1997. In addition to addressing day-to-day issues, Mr. Danzig's work contributed to the greater integration of the Navy and Marine Corps, redirection and reduction of the size of the Department in the wake of the end of the Cold War, development and implementation of a program to increase minority participation in the officer ranks of the Navy and Marine Corps, and innovation in a number of programs affecting both warfighting and diplomacy. In recognition of his work as Under Secretary, Mr. Danzig was awarded the Defense Distinguished Service and the Navy Distinguished Service Awards. Mr. Danzig was a Washington, D.C., partner of the national law firm of Latham & Watkins from 1981 to 1993. He served as Deputy Chair of the firm's International Practice Group, and also as Director of its Japan Group. From 1979 to 1981, Mr. Danzig served as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower, Reserve Affairs and Logistics. Prior to that, he served for a year and a half in the same office as a Deputy Assistant Secretary. In that role, he contributed particularly to the development of the Department's capacity to mobilize manpower and materiel for deployment abroad. In 1981, he was awarded the Defense Distinguished Public Service Award�. Mr. Danzig has lectured extensively on a variety of national security and legal issues. In addition, he served as a senior evaluator for Joint Chiefs of Staff mobilization exercises, a consultant to the Department of State on defense trade controls, and a member of a National Academy of Science panel on defense manpower issues. Mr. Danzig has published numerous articles on legal topics and a book on American and British contract law. In 1986, he co-authored the Ford Foundation funded book, National Service: What Would it Mean? Digilio, Victor Rodger Fay, Brian Curtis Gayer, Alan Joseph Gearen, John Joseph Groves, Wayne Eugene Heineman Jr., Benjamin Walter - CFR Holaday, Alva Bart Hottell, John Alexander Graduated from West Point in 1964, tenth in a class of 564. He was a Rhodes scholar in 1965. In Vietnam he earned two Silver Stars. He was killed in the crash of a helicopter on July 7, 1970. He was 27 at the time. "�It comes from a Time�. magazine article about the cemetery here at West Point. The title of the article is Too Many Brave Souls by Jamie Malanowski. I encourage you to read it if you have not done so already. It was in the November 17, 1997 issue, I have a copy if anyone is interested. The final paragraph talks about John Hottell III, class of '64- a Rhodes scholar and two-time winner of the Silver Star. Sadly, he was killed in Vietnam in 1970, but in a letter he wrote to his wife before his death he said the following: " I deny that I died for anything- not my country, not my Army, not my fellow man. I lived for these things, and the manner in which I chose to do involved the very real chance that I would die.. my love for West Point and the Army was great enough... for me to accept this possibility as part of a price which must be paid for things of great value."�." Keach, William Carroll Knapp, Robert Hazard Londergan, John Timothy Dr. Londergan is a Physics Professor at the University of Indiana. McClung, Merle Steven McCormick, Peter Neely Graduate of Cornell College of Iowa ('65), as of '97 associate professor of Philosophy at Coe College. McGrew, William Clement Markham, James Morris Morgan, Miles Nehring, Richard Dale O�Flaherty, James Daniel - CFR Ritch, John Bundy Ruffin, Richard W. B. Sansom, Robert Lewis Smith, Michael Edward Sorensen, Richard Perry Spearman, Robert Worthington 1966 BACHMAN, RALPH WALTER JR BERGMAN, STEPHEN JOSEPH BUCKLEY, MICHAEL CLARK, WESLEY KANNE - CFR NATO Supreme Commander (from Arkansas) WH Fellow 75-76 CLARK, WILLIAM MACKEY COHEN, RICHARD LAWRENCE CULLER, JONATHAN DWIGHT EARLY, STEWART Tau Beta, Penn Alpha, 66 FILSON, CHARLES WEBB FRERKING, WILLIAM PRESTON HESSLER, CURTIS ALAN - CFR HILLMAN, GERALD PAUL HOWLETT, DAVID ROBERT JOSEPH, RICHARD ANTHONY - CFR Dr. Joseph is the Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Political Science at Emory University. KENDALL, DAVID EVAN - CFR? Lawyer for the POTUS KNOX, WILLIAM DAVID LE CUYER, PHILIP JEFFRY "Tutor" (professor) at St. John's College, Santa Fe, NM. English Lit, Biology, Chemistry",,,"St John's College - Santa Fe and Annapolis campuses. Danforth Graduate Fellow. Woodrow Wilson Fellow MALICK, TERRANCE FREDERICK Film director (The Thin Red Line, Badlands, Days of Heaven) - a native Oklahoman and graduate of Harvard, now living in Austin, Texas >From moviepeople.hollywood.com: "Terrence [sic] Malick was the great enigma of contemporary filmmaking, a shadowy figure whose towering reputation rests almost entirely on a pair of near-perfect features released a generation ago. A visual stylist beyond compare, Malick emerged during the golden era of 1970s American movie-making, bringing to the screen a dreamlike, ethereal beauty countered by elliptical, ironic storytelling; resonant and mythic, his films illuminated themes of love and death with rare mastery, their indelible images distinguished by economy and precision. Born in Waco, Texas on November 30, 1943, Malick spent many of his formative summers working as a farmhand, an experience upon which he would draw extensively in his films. Upon graduating Harvard with a degree in philosophy, he entered Magdalen College in Oxford as a Rhodes scholar, but exited prior to completing his final thesis. On returning to the U.S., he became a free-lance journalist, with his byline appearing in publications including Life, Newsweek and The New Yorker. �" MARSTON, RICHARD CHARLES Director: Wharton School, U of Penn, the Weiss Center for Int'l Financial Research","Paper in Progress:March 98, "Pass Through and Exposure" with GM Bodner and B Dumas Weiss Center for Int'l Research, Wharton U of Penn. Visiting Professor: Kiel Institute, Bank of Japan, Chuluongkorn UThailand. Research Fellow: Brookings Institute, 71-72 MARTIN, MICHAEL MURRAY Assoc Dean and Cameron Prof, Fordham U School of Law. Evidence, Torts. Also taught at: Chicago Law School - 68-69. U of Washington Law School - 69-72","Federal Rules of Evidence Manual 1994, with S.Saltzberg. 7th ed. Lexis Law Pub 98 MUNZER, STEPHEN ROGER UCLA since Formerly with Covington and Burling. Formerly taught philosophy at Rutgers. Presently teaches: contracts, property, and legal philosophy. Listed as media contact person for Community Property Law, Organ Transplant Policy (organs as property - ethical and legal issues, not sperm and egg issues), Panhandling, Property Rights (political/philosophical issues re organ transplants/molecular biology)","Project from APA: looking at poverty, both voluntary and involuntary, bragging, homeless day laborers, begging as religious/secular ideal. "A Theory of Property Cambridge U Press 1990" American Philosophical Association - David Baumgardt Memorial Fellowhip. Social Philosophy and Policy Center at Bowling Green State U. Fellowship for Nat'l Endowment for Humanities O'TOLLE, JAMES JOSEPH PASCHALL, DOUGLAS DUANE Appears on the list of long time Clinton friends to sleep in the Lincoln Bedroom. RAWSON, ROBERT HAY JR. REGAN, DONALD HARRIS ROPER, JOHN WILLIAM SCHINDLER, JAMES EDWARD TEITELBAUM, MICHAEL SAM - CFR Program Director of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, is a demographer with a B.A. from Reed College and a D.Phil. from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. His past positions include: member of the faculties of Oxford University and Princeton University; Staff Director of the Select Committee on Population, U.S. House of Representatives; professional staff member of the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; one of 12 Commissioners of the U.S. Commission for the Study of International Migration and Cooperative Economic Development (1988-90); elected First Vice President of the Population Association of America, the scientific society of demographers. At present, he serves (via appointment by the Congressional leadership) as one of nine Commissioners of the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform (known as the Jordan Commission after its late Chair, former Congresswoman Barbara Jordan). In April 1993, he was elected a Vice Chair of the Commission, and in this capacity is currently serving as Acting Chair. TSIEN, RICHARD WINYU Tau Beta, Mass Beta, 65 Professor and director of mental health research institute at Stanford; elected to National Academy of Science in 1997. WAGERS, ROBERT SHELBY Tau Beta, Arizona Beta, 66 WHITE, WILLIAM FRANK YATES, DOUGLAS THOMAS 1967 Abbot, Charles Stevenson Admiral; in 1998, Deputy Commander in Chief, U.S. European Command that provides combat-ready forces in support of U.S. commitments to the NATO Alliance. Born in Pensacola, FL, a 1966 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. Alexander, John Rowell Allen, Thomas Hodge Democratic congressman from Maine's first district. Committee memberships: Committee on Armed Services Committee on Government Reform Democratic Steering and Policy Committee � Worked one year for Senator Edmund S. Muskie and then attended Harvard Law School, graduating in 1974. While working in a Portland law firm for 20 years, Tom was active in civic affairs. He served on the City Council and as Mayor of Portland Bock, David Ruick Managing Partner of Federal City Capital Advisors, LLC, a strategic advisory and corporate financial services firm located in Washington, DC. In the past, he was a Managing Director in the London corporate finance group of Lehman Brothers and was responsible for developing their investment banking business in emerging markets such as India, Russia, Turkey, and Central Europe. A former Rhodes Scholar, Mr. Bock spent more than 16 years at the World Bank, gaining a first-hand knowledge of economic and social conditions worldwide and their influence on business strategy and performance. Mr. Bock will serve on the investment committee of The Nantucket Group. Brecher, Kenneth Steven Campion, Edward Winslow Clendaniel, William Clark Duff, William Michael Forman, Barry Ian Fredrickson, Michael Allan Hardesty Jr., David Carter David Hardesty was West Virginia University student body president and at Oxford, where he enrolled in Queen�s College, president of the Oxford American Student Association. After receiving a law degree from Harvard University, he served as tax commissioner of West Virginia (1977-80), chairman or secretary of the State Economic Development Authority (1977-80), the Municipal Bond Commission (1977-80), and the West Virginia State Tax Study Commission (1982-84). He has chaired many business and charitable boards and practiced law with Bowles, Rice, McDavid and Love in Charleston, West Virginia. When the state legislature reorganized higher education in 1989, Hardesty became the first chairperson of the University of West Virginia System Board of Trustees. He had been chairperson of the Board of Advisers of the University. On July 1, 1995, he became WVU�s twenty-first president. Harrod, John Patton Hitchner, Stephen Ballinger Iwasa, Warren Mamoru Katz, Ronald Stanley � CFR Coudert Brothers - Areas Of Practice: High Technology, Antitrust & Trade Regulation, Antitrust Law Litigation & Appeals, Computer Law, Intellectual Property Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Science & Technology Law, International Arbitration, Business & Commercial Law, Trademarks, Unfair Competition�.Past Positions: United States Department of State, Office of the Law of the Sea Negotiations, Deputy Director, 1977 � 1978 United States Justice Department, Antitrust Division, Prosecutor, 1975 - 1977 �International Legal Center Fellow, Bandung, Indonesia, 1973 - 1974 Killingsworth, Mark Robert Krichberg, Jerome Michael Marlantes, Karl Arthur Oxman, Stephen Alan � CFR Assistant Secretary of State for European and Canadian Affairs from 1993-1997 Pedersen, Richard Joseph Peters, Charles Price, Kent do Mers Randolph, Robert Carter VMI '67; attained a Harvard law degree, is director of 'a major chemical corporation.' Was appointed by Governor Lowry to the position of Washington State Special Trade Representative in March 1994. Reporting directly to the Governor, Mr. Randolph serves as the policy advisor to the Legislature and Governor on trade issues, serves as the State's trade envoy to foreign governments on trade issues, and acts as the State's liaison to the federal government and the Congress on trade matters. As befitting its character as the most trade-dependent state in the nation, Washington is the first state to have a Special Trade Representative. Schaffran, Stephen Daniel Schaper, Richard Louis Sheller, James Robert Stillwell, Robert Earl Stocking, Samuel Baker Twomey, Daniel Ireland Wagenseil, Harris Ward, Thomas Reid Rev. Ward is the Chaplain for Sewanee, the University of the South. Lecturer in Spirituality B.A., The University of the South B.A., M.A., Oxford University M.Div., Virginia Theological Seminary ----- Aloha, He'Ping, Om, Shalom, Salaam. 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