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Capuano said he is convinced that his frank style and local appeal overcame stronger name recognition--former Boston mayor and ambassador to the Vatican Raymond L. Flynn was a candidate--and deeper pockets in the party primary.
Most stores serve schools where at least 70% of the student body is impoverished. Teachers must carry an access card and a shopping list endorsed by their principal. Odom recalls teachers "literally crying," knowing their kids "would have a notebook for each subject." At the ribbon cutting in Los Angeles...
While the conference showed countries' capacity for cooperation, it also revealed some of their differences. U.S. students for example have more standard preparation than in other countries. In New Guinea the government needs to educate students who speak 860 different languages in remote pockets of countryside.
Back at school on Monday, we at FM have a few extra frequent flyer miles and enough weekend gossip in our back pockets to give us a fat-assed silhouette.
Even if you're a gadget freak with deep pockets, you may think twice about buying for another reason: there may not be much HD on your TV. The FCC has mandated that the major network affiliates in the 10 largest U.S. markets (ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC) must be...