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...Within the next five years more than 40% of the nation's 93,000 principals are expected to retire. Districts across the country are already feeling the crunch: a San Jose superintendent had to take 33 trips across the country last year to find four principals he was satisfied with; New York City's schools began last year with 163 temporary principals; 39% of Chicago's principals are already eligible for retirement. So Chicago, along with a handful of other districts and states, has decided to lower its barriers and open the doors to people like Jennifer Henry...
...well as the heads of neighboring Arab nations. They have been lied to and told they could destroy Israel by continual enmity, by sniping attacks, by suicide missions. They have even been persuaded to sacrifice their children in order to win sympathy in the media. DAVID CARVER San Jose, Calif...
...also suggested that other newspapers adopt the policy of the San Jose Mercury News, which allows subjects of stories to withdraw or revise a quote in certain circumstances. The rule does not apply to public figures, but to “naive, ordinary citizens who didn’t realize that what they said might get them fired, sued, divorced...
...first Harvard forward selected was Cavanagh, a sixth round selection by San Jose. Cavanagh rewrote the record book at Phillips Exeter Academy, tallying 42 goals and 40 assists during his senior season. His father, Joe Cavanagh ’71, was a three-time All-American for the Crimson...
...something dramatically awful for his trip to be marked a failure. He didn't. Indeed, so low were the expectations of him among parts of the European media that merely by showing up and speaking English--never mind the basic Spanish that he used when visiting Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar in Madrid--he would have been judged a resounding success. He sailed over that low bar. From the U.S. standpoint, the week's only truly sour note had nothing to do with the President's performance. It came, rather, with a surprise announcement by Jack Welch, chairman...