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...list the 10 characteristics that it would most like to see in the district’s new leader. At least one School Committee member, Patricia M. Nolan ’80, brought up an issue with the data, saying that the methodology gave extra weight to some respondents?? opinions. “The only snafu that we had tonight was in tallying the responses,” said Luc D. Schuster, the co-chair of the superintendent search subcommittee and Nolan’s frequent ally. “The firm didn’t weight proportionally...
...Development at Dickinson College Donald A. Hasseltine reported that their campaign has gone “very well,” noting that past and current trustees gave about $45 million of the $125 million raised to date. Advancement officers at Williams— one of the survey respondents??reported similar satisfaction with the involvement of their trustees in the campaign process. James G. Kolesar of Williams’ public affairs office said trustees were involved in the planning and organization of fundraisers. Williams’ experience is “just the opposite?...
...fetus, an adult woman, a man in a persistent vegetative state, a frog, God, and a robot. Respondents said human adults possessed high amounts of both agency and experience. In contrast, while they said dogs ranked similarly to humans in terms of experience, they ranked low in agency. Interestingly, respondents??who typically identified themselves as Christians—said that while God had agency, he lacked experience, ranking at the level of a robot and below a dead person. “It was stricking for us to see that people perceived God as capable of taking action...
...respondents, disagreed that free movement constituted a constitutional right. “The petitioners have asked for a new substantive due process right, the right to free movement,” Harber said. The judges awarded the prizes of best overall performance and best set of briefs to the respondents?? team, but gave the prize of best oralist to Joshua Hurwit of the petitioners’ team. During the arguments, Justice Souter questioned whether the curfew violated any constitutional rights and defended the right of the State to consider age in its legislation. “You agreed...
...long-awaited) dining hall redesign, whose chic interior mocks that of, say, Dunster or Mather, might have played a role in mobilizing optimistic voters. To be sure, according to the sizeable HUDS posters hanging in House dining halls, the survey drew a record number of 2,561 respondents??up by more than 850 students since the spring survey. But we wonder whether happy Quincy residents—pleased with new dining hall decor and enthusiastic about the renovations—may have unfairly skewed the results...