Word: inputs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...never go to Egypt." P>Somewhere in the hullabaloo, the Board's various executive directors and Program Services Officers--the ones dealing with the fluctuating legislation and sparring with reporters over nuances in PSAT answer sheets--discovered a new concerned group: students. Ordinarily the Board shapes policies around input from ETS, which as distributor deals with high school and college administrators and guidance counselors, who deal with kids. Most of the relevant top brass also take the SAT every few years to see how the land lies...
...that has 24 members ranging from freshmen to graduate students. Says Odell: "We were surprised at the level of ignorance. The Center's prime constituents among the student body didn't know what was going on at CFIA. That is why we started this council, to get more student input...
Johnson's election made a tremendous difference in her attitude. She says, "Now I feel like I have much more input in the team, and that I'm more crucial. It's very satisfying to me to feel like I call help and encourage people...
Bush admits there are personality clashes on his staff. "I'm not saying she's Miss Popularity," he concedes. "Maybe I need to get more input from others." But he strongly denies Fitzgerald is a problem: "She's doing what I want done. When you have to say no, particularly to friends, there's bound to be some level of frustration...
With all of this enthusiasm for art, the City often finds itself arbitrating among contrasting opinions of how a particular project should look. Willie Hills, another art council member, explains that "because the art is going to appear in a public place. We always want to get community input, but likewise we are anxious to allow the artist some freedom of expression." The Commission itself seeks what Hills calls" good, [but] not always the most well-known artists...