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A major advantage of these private schools over most high schools in the country is the enormous resources they are able to devote to both education and college advising, as well as a long history of admissions success with selective colleges.
After 10 women on the council met to discuss gender issues in the fall of 1993, then council vice-chair David L. Hanselman Jr. '94 criticized their meeting as "sour grapes" and urged the women to "devote less time [to] whining and more time [to] working on constructive council business...
After leaving the Senate next year, Bradley said he will devote some of his time to seeing that his bill becomes reality.
Skeptical that private charity, unassisted, can really replace government, even a rock-ribbed conservative like Senator Dan Coats of Indiana has offered legislation to try to pump up giving. He has proposed a $500 tax credit for donations to institutions that devote 70% of their work to helping the poor...
Today, however, Huggins' drill is silent. He closed his clinic in September to devote his energy to writing another book, he says. But there may have been other, more pressing reasons. Three weeks ago, a civil jury found Huggins and an associate liable in a negligence suit brought by a...