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...way.Cambridge Rindge and Latin has the “potential to be, really, a top school in the nation,” he says. “I feel that we are just moving on target to being that.”THE SEARCH IS ONIn January, his predecessor, Sybil N. Knight, announced that she would step down as principal of the school on July 1 in order to accept a job offer as an assistant superintendent in Harrisburg, Pa.During Knight’s four-year tenure, the high school encountered serious educational hurdles. It was placed on probation...
...Project. "Can he really assert himself and stand up to governments that act contrary to the U.N.?" His allies say that it's a mistake to assume that Ban is as diffident as he might sometimes appear. "It's a typical Oriental style," says Yoon Young Kwan, Ban's predecessor as South Korean Foreign Minister. "He is soft-spoken, but inside he has a strong view and strong motivation...
...project. "Can he really assert himself and stand up to governments that act contrary to the U.N.?" His allies say that it's a mistake to assume that Ban is as diffident as he might sometimes appear. "It's a typical Oriental style," says Yoon Young Kwan, Ban's predecessor as South Korean Foreign Minister. "He is soft-spoken, but inside he has a strong view and strong motivation...
...vocalist Ana Matronic dialogue to moan out, just like last time. But without a catchy melody, it doesn’t come even close, sounding tossed-off instead of cohesive. The album’s biggest problem is simply that it’s not as fun as its predecessor. While the first album was sometimes dark in its treatment of sex and drugs, “Ta-Dah” seems to anticipate a rapidly approaching Judgment Day with every song. The Sisters seem to have taken a page from Rufus Wainwright’s songbook, lacing every track...
...communication among candidates to create a common plan of action before the elections. Some representatives meet for the first time at the UC’s opening meeting. Furthermore, it is ludicrous to say that UC President John S. Haddock ’06 continues the work of his predecessor, Matthew J. Glazer ’06. They, or any two candidates for that matter, share no common set of principles. The lack of common principles or shared positions leads to the unaccountability that plagues the current UC. It also disappoints some diligent representatives, who struggle without a sense...