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...wasn't expected," said Costa. "It was alittle unusual. But he felt that in the internaland the external community, there was a need toknow where he stood. He felt it would be best ifhe outlined it in really specific language...
Despite the severity of the new K-Schoolregulation, not all smokers oppose the policy. AnArgentinian student who identified herself only asChristina said that "this policy has had aninteresting effect. An informal club of smokersnow meets at breaks. We talk. We have gottten toknow each other." Pedro Zorrilla, a student fromMexico, said that the rule creates a goodenvironment at the school. "Now all we need is asauna," he said...
...someone where there's enough evidence toknow he's going to be very good and who hasdistinguished himself as a teacher," thedepartment member said...
nice, iguess, toknow (who knew...