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Aside from personnel, the school system will also be making other cutbacks, such as reducing the number of ads it places in The Boston Globe, cutting back the material and professional development budgets, and eliminating the Jump Start Program. Each school will also experience a reduction in its building-based accounts and general materials budget...
...judge can just jump over the laws of the country," says Miguel Bernad, secretary general of Manos Limpias (Clean Hands), the group that filed the complaint against Garzón for alleged prevarication - or knowingly issuing erroneous judgments. "And in Spain, we have an amnesty law," he adds. Passed by the Spanish parliament in 1977, the amnesty law prevents the prosecution of perpetrators of crimes and their collaborators during the dictatorship, and is at the heart of a so-called "pact of silence" that eased the way for a peaceful transition to democracy...
Rookie Ashtynn Baltimore claimed one of two individual titles on the day, winning the women’s long jump in decisive fashion with a leap of 5.84 meters. The other winner was Bellin, who added to a “monster leg,” according to Saretsky, in the 4x400 with a victory in the 400-meter hurdles. The rookie’s time of 1:02.43 represented a significant drop from just two weeks...
Freshmen Olivia Weeks and Meghan Ferreira rounded out a strong weekend for the first-year women, as Weeks took third in the triple jump with an mark of 11.95 meters while Ferreira crossed the line in second in the 100-meter hurdles...
...junior Hilary May also enjoyed good weekends, placing fourth in the women’s 400-meter and 800-meter races, respectively, while a pair of Crimson competitors—junior Dina Emde and rookie Mary Hirst—tied for fourth in the high jump after clearing the 1.65-meter mark...