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According to court records, students and staff at KSG submitted character statements on his behalf—although one of those statements, by former student government president Kimberly M. McClure, was given without knowledge that it would be used in the court proceeding...
...there’s one thing that boxing people do have in abundance, it’s personality. I had the pleasure of attending a panel on boxing at Harvard Law School over the weekend. The panel had three speakers: Wilber “Skeeter” McClure, 1960 Olympic gold medalist and former chair of the Mass. State boxing commission; Lou DiBella, a 1985 Harvard Law graduate who served as an executive for HBO sports before launching his own DiBella Entertainment; and finally Bert Randolph Sugar, former editor of Ring magazine and boxing writer extraordinaire...
...Schrock (B) 13.38. Shot Put: 1. Grimm (H) 15.81, 2. Hermer (D) 15.78, 3. Gelardi (H) 14.46. Discus: 1. Hermer (D) 46.68, 2. Russell (B) 46.42, 3. Mozer (D) 45.44. Hammer: 1. Hermer (D) 50.46, 2. Mozer (D) 46.74, 3. Brown (D) 41.22. Javelin: 1. Hall (D) 57.94, 2. McClure (D) 52.74, 3. Patton...
...Asia-Pacific president of Universal Music. Vanessa-Mae and her acolytes reduce the fuddy-duddy factor. Kids can relate. "Classical music is an underexploited commodity in Asia given that there is a strong tradition of Asian parents who want their children to play the violin or piano," says Steve McClure, Asia bureau chief for Billboard magazine. In the hands of a group like bond, a classical piece sounds like a palatable pop song that won't frighten away the folks while pulling in the kids. "It makes the music accessible," says Jamie Lee, music manager for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra...
...When Joe McClure gathered his 160 employees at the Montrose Travel agency in Montrose, Calif., to explain the temporary 10% pay cut they would all be taking, there was hardly any of the usual office grumbling. After all, thanks to the nation's collective travel gridlock, many of their peers had already lost their jobs--including 16 workers that McClure himself had to let go to guarantee that his $118 million-a-year business would make it through the current turbulence. "When you look at the big picture, our situation is a lot better," says Maria Meza, 37, a travel...