Marquette University makes this year's list for the same reason it made last year's list: its ongoing campaign to strip the tenure of longtime professor John McAdams based on the writings on his personal blog.
The board of Jazz at Lincoln Center recently elected a longtime member, R. Theodore Ammon, as chairman; his tenure began on March 14.
One day early in her tenure, according to a longtime staff member, Lauer told a production assistant, "I can't believe I am sitting next to this woman".
YURI ANDROPOV (died 1984) A longtime KGB chief, Andropov in his brief tenure as Soviet dictator tried to revive the USSR by "tightening the screws"–cracking down on dissidents, bringing regional political bosses into line, combating corruption.
A longtime KGB chief, Andropov in his brief tenure as Soviet dictator tried to revive the USSR by tightening the screws cracking down on dissidents, bringing regional political bosses into line, combating corruption.
In a document released on Wednesday in the latest trove of emails from Clinton's tenure as secretary of state, longtime Clinton whisperer Sidney Blumenthal, a liberal writer and activist, characterized Boehner as a "louche," "insecure," and "despised by the younger, more conservative members of the House Republican Conference".
Amy Trask, the Oakland Raiders' longtime chief executive officer, has resigned, ending the tenure of one of the highest-ranking women in American professional sports.
Ms. Power is a longtime aide to President Obama who began her tenure as the American ambassador last month just as the latest crisis in the Syrian conflict was escalating.
USAID has long suffered from institutional inertia, with longtime staffers often concluding that the typically short tenure of those running the organisation mean that proposed top down reforms need not be taken too seriously.
Mr. Daley, a former banker and a commerce secretary in the Clinton administration — and the son and brother of longtime Chicago mayors — also spoke about his 2011 tenure in Washington, where he said gridlock in Congress led Mr. Obama to take matters into his own hands, with executive actions, on stalled issues.
