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11. Mai 2024 · When he heard from Kennedy, Shriver immediately called Harris Wofford. At the time, Shriver was 44; Wofford was 34. They had become good friends during the campaign. Wofford had worked as Kennedy’s adviser on civil rights, and together they had worked on the talent hunt for staffing for the new administration.
6. Mai 2024 · Harris Wofford and Sarge Shriver in Addis Ababa, relaxing on the lawn of the American Embassy and talking to a small cluster of PCVs. To rescue myself and the class, I asked Sarge to tell my students about the Peace Corps in Ethiopia and his trip, and he told us all about seeing the Emperor, and having told His Majesty that there ...
9. Mai 2024 · Former Senator from Pennsylvania and former Associate Peace Corps, and Peace Corps Director in Ethiopia, Harris Wofford, called the Peace Corps a “university in dispersion.” Peace Corps Volunteers (PCVs) are often “tossed” into a new job with a minimum of preparation and the “on the job training” that occurs, whether it ...
27. Mai 2024 · In crafting an economic strategy for Clinton, Carville reprised the populist rhetoric his client, Pennsylvania Senator Harris Wofford, successfully wielded the prior year, which was distilled into a series of articles Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele wrote for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
11. Mai 2024 · Harris Wofford, president of the State University of New York at Old Westbury, was actually arrested while protesting policy brutality at the 1968 Democratic Convention. That didn’t prevent him from becoming president of Bryn Mawr College two years later—or from eventually becoming a United States Senator.
26. Mai 2024 · GREENVILLE, S.C. – No. 5 seed Wofford again got off to a fast start behind three four-run innings over the first four frames and went on to upset No. 2 seed Samford, 15-9, on Sunday to claim the...
11. Mai 2024 · Harris Wofford, president of the State University of New York at Old Westbury, was actually arrested while protesting policy brutality at the 1968 Democratic Convention. That didn’t prevent him from becoming president of Bryn Mawr College two years later—or from eventually becoming a United States Senator.
