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Students interviewed agreed that programs like "Choose or Lose" play an important role bringing issues concerning younger voters to the forefront...
...eventually came to realize that I am not destined for a career as an FBI agent. It took me a long time to give up this dream, to realize that my passion for literature and wimpiness were not going to bring me to the forefront of the law enforcement profession. For me, the FBI is unattainable. In high school parlance, it's the in-crowd and I'm the kid on the outside...
...injury momentarily brought Harrington's name to the forefront, but it really intensified the waiting game for Rose and Wahlberg to heal...
...interview Putin gave to state-controlled TV last week provided an eloquent illustration of his world view. After expressing a sense of responsibility and guilt for the loss of the Kursk, he quickly shifted to an attack on those who had criticized the operation. In the forefront of the "defenders of the sailors," Putin noted with irony, were those "who had assisted in the destruction of the army, the fleet and the state," people with villas in Spain and the South of France. This was an unsubtle jab at two tycoons--political wheeler-dealer Boris Berezovsky and media magnate Vladimir...
Aside from the attraction of the name, Harvard does bring the general college application process to the forefront of SSP extracurricular events. Besides the college essay seminar, an event entitled "How to Get into Harvard" was open to students--preceding the seminar "The Top 10 Reasons Why Not to Apply to Harvard...