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Paul Wolfowitz's road to World Bank<\/p>\n
* Paul Wolfowitz earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from
\nCornell University in 1965 and a doctorate in political science
\nfrom the University of Chicago in 1972.
\n* He has spent more than 30 years as a public servant and
\neducator under six presidents.
\n* Under president Reagan, Wolfowitz served three years as U.S.
\nambassador to Indonesia.
\n* In 1989, president George Bush (Sr.) appointed Wolfowitz as
\nunder secretary of defense for policy. He helped Defense
\nSecretary Cheney to develop plans for prosecuting the Gulf War.
\n* In March 2001, Wolfowitz rose one rank to deputy secretary of
\ndefense, the Pentagon's number two post, supporting Secretary of
\nDefense Donald Rumsfeld -- the last post before being appointed
\non Thursday as World Bank president.
\n* Since the Sept. 11 attacks, he assisted in planning the global
\nwar on terrorism, including the military operations in
\nAfghanistan and Iraq.
\n* Wolfowitz has served as dean and professor of international
\nrelations (1994-2001) at The Johns Hopkins University and taught
\npolitical science at Yale University (1970-1973).
\n* Wolfowitz has written widely on national security strategy and
\nforeign policy.<\/p>",
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