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...want to fight for it, I want to fight for the party in which I’ve been, in which I grew up, that was a centrist party, that was an umbrella party that embraced people.” Part of this, she said, is about avoiding litmus tests. In the Republican party that existed when she worked for Rockefeller’s campaign, Whitman noted that “you could disagree on abortion and still be a Republican. It was not a litmus test issue and we should get away from those.” She went...
...asset to the U.S. squad. It was solely up to Cross to realize how valuable she is to the national team. Now that she has done so the path begins with competition from February to March and May to June nearly every weekend to begin the qualifying season. The test will not stop there. International meets will continue until February of 2008 when she will begin to get an idea for whether or not she is in, although nothing will be set in stone until May. With a year and a half of maintained health and solid focus, Cross...
Midway through October, the “Survivor”-like competition intensifies with the add/drop deadline looming frighteningly near, only five days away. Today, the Math 55 contestants are faced with their most severe challenge yet: one test of six proofs, an entire class on the line...
...know that this determines whether or not the professor thinks we are worthy or if we are going to be kicked off the island,” Harrison says the morning of the test...
...totals to 83.0 in English and 78.3 points in math. Similarly, Hispanic students gained 22.3 points in English and 28.6 points in math, bringing their totals to 82.2 points in English and 77.2 points in math, respectively. Despite the improvements, minority students still fell behind white students on MCAS test results. Although Reddick last night thanked the district for changing what she called the “racist” aspect of the achievement benchmarks, she called on the district to present more specific data, such as percentages of minority students who reach “proficiency...