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...Elect a mayor who can serve as a seventh School Committee member, continue to fund schools at high levels, and engage MIT and Harvard, not just as institutes, but as a vast pool of individual staff and students...
...Elect a new Mayor from among their members who will be the best leader for the School Committee, which the Mayor chairs... [and] keep the progress (or further decline) of the public school system at the top of the public agenda by having the next Mayor make formal biweekly reports to the Council about school issues as part of their regular meetings...
...capabilities" for mass casualties from a biological or chemical assault, says the report, a copy of which was seen by TIME. The experts urge, among other things, avoiding drinking tap water during the Games in case it is deliberately poisoned, and sharply increasing blood supplies at Athenian hospitals. Athens Mayor Dora Bakoyianni insists that "all measures that are humanly possible are being taken." Greece, she says, has already increased its security budget for the Games by 25%, to €650 million. Even so, many countries have decided to manage their own security. The U.S. is dispatching 100 security agents...
Yesterday’s event, which took place in an auditorium packed with students in grades five through eight, included remarks by local politicians and school officials—including Mayor Michael. A. Sullivan, Deputy Superintendent Carolyn Turk and Tobin School Principal Don Watson. Watson noted that the Tobin school in particular has maintained strong connections with Harvard, participating in City Step, HARMONY, Phillips Brooks House Association programs and other tutoring initiatives...
...think being a black candidate is difficult,” said Dan McKee, the mayor of Cumberland, RI, who is currently studying at the Kennedy School of Government. “But I think that in a lot of ways he’s paying the price that’s necessary for other black candidates to be more successful...