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...Arizona prides itself on not suffocating charter schools with red tape. Most states grant charters for five years; Arizona's span a full 15. Short of requiring that an applicant not have a rap sheet, there are no resume requirements for running a charter school. The state has closed down just four schools, none of them for academic reasons...
...about. Given the painfully slow development of effective cancer treatments over the past three decades, the flood of positive results reported at last week's oncology conference was especially gratifying. "Cancer treatment has always been a satisfying profession," says Dr. Michael Gordon, a cancer specialist at the University of Arizona. "But now it's truly exciting. I've been wondering to myself about where I will be in 20 to 25 years, and I'm thinking that I might just be out of a job. And that will be great...
...about. Given the painfully slow development of effective cancer treatments over the past three decades, the flood of positive results reported at last week's oncology conference was especially gratifying. "Cancer treatment has always been a satisfying profession," says Dr. Michael Gordon, a cancer specialist at the University of Arizona. "But now it's truly exciting. I've been wondering to myself about where I will be in 20 to 25 years, and I'm thinking that I might just be out of a job. And that will be great...
...Miller was a cook who, though untrained, manned a gun and may have shot down one or two Japanese planes. But his character is merely sketched into the narrative, and the entire assault on Pearl has a curiously abstract air about it. The bodies fly spectacularly when the Arizona is hit, but we don't know, thus care about, the victims...
...Commerce, Science and Transportation GOP chair: John McCain, Arizona Democratic chair: Ernest Hollings, South Carolina Effect of change: Bush may see McCain ouster as a plus, not a minus...