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While the policy was lauded by some committee members, Thomas Fowler-Finn, the Cambridge Public Schools superintendent, urged the committee to hold off on a vote...
...Wednesday to fill the principal position at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School (CRLS). In January, Sybil N. Knight, the current CRLS principal, announced that she would step down on July 1 to accept a job offer as an assistant superintendent in Pennsylvania. Cambridge Public School Superintendent Thomas Fowler-Finn said that he expected the high school to have little problem attracting candidates to fulfill the job, even though the “toughest job in education today is probably not the superintendents, it’s the high school principals.” Fowler-Finn said that Cambridge offers...
...professorships. There are currently 83 endowed professorships at HLS. In addition to overseeing fundraising, Nichols’ other principal responsibility was being a liaison to the school’s alumni. “[Nichols] made soliciting a contribution, normally a distasteful job, a pleasant task,” Finn M. W. Caspersen, a Class of 1966 alumnus who served on the executive committee of the Law School’s first capital campaign and is chairing the current one, said in a statement. Caspersen said that Nichols presided over the “revitalization of alumni participation...
...show picks up with the characters somewhat over a year after we left them. Erstwhile hippie Janice (Aida Turturro) is settling into domestic life as a Mafia wife. Daughter Meadow (Jamie-Lynn DiScala) is still with boyfriend Finn (Will Janowitz) and looking ahead to life after college, while nihilist son A.J. (Robert Iler) is taking cellphone pictures of himself instead of studying in class. Carmela has settled into a melancholy peace with having chosen the good (but bad) life with Tony over being a poor-but-noble divorcee. Silvio (Steven Van Zandt) and Paulie Walnuts (Tony Sirico) are still...
...other thing you notice on Birds is how Runga's voice has settled more deeply into the landscape of her songs - which is perhaps no coincidence. Last year, just after she returned home to tour with the Finn brothers after living for a while in Paris, Runga's father died. The confluence of events helped her focus on what mattered with her music: the unvarnished truth of performing live. And for the recording of Birds, Runga gathered around her a band of like-minded souls - from Neil Finn on piano and bass guitarist Conrad Standish, of The Devastations...