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...sports information director, making him the only high-ranking African-American in the athletic department at the time and the Ivy League’s first-ever black man to hold the position. But 25 years later, the question of athletic departmental diversity remains at the forefront...
...Among the public, it is another matter. If you watch Ponnudorai play, there will typically be a handful of fans near the stage. Everyone else will be at the other end of the room, noisily drinking and making a mockery of Singapore's reputation as a city at the forefront of smoking cessation. The kind of musician that the world produces only a few times in a generation is in the house, but the laity barely notice...
...growth. They forget also that he's brought peace to Northern Ireland, that we've led the world in debt relief, in tackling HIV/AIDS and poverty in the poorest countries and, at the same time, while he didn't go out to achieve this, we've been at the forefront of helping international endeavors in a whole range of different continents...
...want to criticize these pro-choice organizations or leaders for expressing their discontent about this latest federal development, but they’re turning the pro-choice movement into a forum for political donations and media attention. Why can’t we bring to the forefront the issues surrounding abortion that matter (i.e. shedding light upon the women who suffer most from the abortion infrastructure...
...meeting also evaluated the use of communication technologies between security forces—an issue that has come to the forefront as questions have surfaced about why, after the initial two murders, Virginia Tech administrators and police forces did not alert students about the shooting...