Formerly a principal associate director at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Mr. Attenborough has of late focused on new plays -- the U.K. premiere of the Australian writer Andrew Bovell's "When the Rain Stops Falling," among them.
As airlines reduce or eliminate food services, airport restaurants are filling the gap by offering "grab-and-go" meals, said Brett McAllister, a principal associate at Leigh Fisher Associates, a management consulting company specializing in airports.
Beth Boulay is a principal associate in Abt Associates Social and Economic Policy Divisionn.
Robert S. Litt Chevy Chase, Md., Sept. 22, 2004 The writer is a former principal associate deputy attorney general, Department of Justice.
"It is truly a simulation, not a prediction," said Terry Wallace, principal associate director at the Laboratory.
Edward Moses, who has been running NIF for more than a decade as Livermore's principal associate director for the NIF & Photon Science Directorate, will remain in that role.
"The ex-wife no longer seems to qualify as a principal, business associate or family member of the sponsor," he said.
Dr. Hovorka, a principal research associate in pediatrics at Cambridge, said he had been a consultant or speaker for several makers of diabetes products.
In November 1999, Guy Ognibene, a son of the councilman, was hired by the Buildings Department in Queens as a principal administrative associate, paid $22.99 an hour on a per diem basis.
For working parents, "coordinating summer child care can be a logistical nightmare," said Matthew Stagner, a principal research associate at the Urban Institute, a social policy research organization in Washington.
Joshua M. Wiener, a principal research associate at the Urban Institute in Washington, noted that these people would be unable to afford such a policy even after Mr. Bush's deduction, which would shave only a few hundred dollars off the price.
