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Classes will begin at Wharton West next fall. The Wharton School's new campus aims to attract students not only from California but also from other Western cities like Denver and Seattle...
...libraries, for example, generally attract fewer donors than fellowship or technology giving opportunities...
...During the oral arguments, Scalia missed few opportunities to sneer at Boies for ignoring "equal protection" - what may be sticking in conservative craws the most is the specific inequalities in the current hand count scheme. What could attract Scalia, Rehnquist and Thomas is a hand-count plan that codifies the ballot-by-ballot "voter intent" standard strictly, sensibly and statewide. Boies won't get anywhere with them defending the bloated Democratic counts in Broward, Volusia and one-fifth of Miami-Dade that were summarily blessed Friday by the Florida Supremes, and the conservatives on the high court won't relinquish...
...told them we take great pride in taking the MCAS and doing well," he says. "This is an important test for us, because as we do well on it....We continue to attract parents...
Most of the work the council does goes on behind the scenes by people whose concern is not the obnoxious showmanship of windbaggery but the benefit of student life. It is a shame, I admit, that the council does tend to attract more than its fair share of windbags and is best known by those few who are so full of themselves. But trust me when I say this, those people rarely succeed in anything worthy of note on the council except for giving the council a bad name, and everybody who sits on the council knows who they...