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...unrelenting commodification of William and Arthur starts here. Aggressive and patronizing, St. Joseph's coach Gene Pingatore incessantly waxes nostalgic about Isaiah, as if to pound constantly into each boy's mind that Thomas was the one recruit that did what St. Joseph's wanted: he made it to the the NBA. In Pingatore's eyes, Thomas' fame and fortune lend testimony to St. Joseph's High School's everlasting committment to the underprivileged, untapped talent of Chicago's inner-city African-American population. Read the message from St. Joseph's administration to all basketball recruits...
However, when we poster, our intent is not to recruit potential callers from the Harvard-Radcliffe community, nor do we wish to tell people how they "should" feel. The quotes which lead off each poster are not meant to declare attitudes or emotions universally shared...
...world beset by atrocities from the villages of Bosnia to the suburbs of New Jersey. "If we are not careful, our children could inherit a dark and bloody planet in the 21st century," he warns. Then he offers a vision of salvation and redemption. "I came here tonight to recruit you," he concludes. "To recruit you to the cause of freedom and to the cause of your country." When he finishes, there's more than just loud and sustained cheering. There are shouts of "Amen...
...reality is that those students who are interested in careers not represented in the Career Forum such as film, government, journalism, public service, publishing, etc. cannot rely on employers coming to campus to recruit them. To secure jobs in these fields, students must take the initiative in making contact with employers...
...most states charter laws are quite weak; they actually make it difficult to create a charter school. There are no start-up funds, no buildings provided, no guarantee of support services from the school district. Local unions often add to the obstacles, making it tough to recruit teachers. Though state education officials recognize the problems, coming up with seed money for charters is not easy, given the political opposition. A tiny bit of help may come from the Federal Government: a $6 million development fund for charter schools is included in the $11 billion school-reauthorization bill signed last week...