Word: orderers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...process began in mid-April, when Hill signed a player-agent contract with the Netherlands-based Courtside firm, where he is represented by Jan Lugtenburg. In order to secure that contract, Hill had to compile a package including game footage of himself and a tally of statistics and career highlights...
Though NATO attacks would not begin for another four months, in order to get into Yugoslavia they had to apply for tourist visas--everyone who had applied for visas as humanitarian workers had been denied...
...shop, which opened Jan. 1, originally closed to accommodate its overwhelming success. Murray said he and Betrouni decided to close April 10 for over two weeks in order to restructure and add equipment...
...paid well for the time they work: only 30 hours a week in school for only about 37 weeks of the year. In reality, teachers spend time before and after school with students, correcting papers, preparing for class, attending meetings and workshops and continuing their own education in order to provide their students with a better education--most teachers work 50 to 60 hours a week or more during the school year. Even when averaged over the entire year, teachers actually work hours comparable to those of other professionals who are paid much more...
Another argument against raising teacher's salaries is simply that taxpayers do not want to be taxed more in order to pay teachers higher salaries. Such an argument can be used in any debate over increased government spending and the benefits of raising teacher salaries justify its cost. Massachusetts has already declared its commitment to education by spending millions upon millions of dollars; the problem is not finding the money to pay teachers more, but ensuring that funds are channeled into the areas where they can make the most difference. For example, Lowell High School has recently undergone...