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...Zac’s role is not to plan student’s social life because they do a great job with that themselves. Rather, Zac’s role is comparable to what many student activities offices at large campuses provide—a staff member who can listen to students’ needs, brainstorm and advise them on how to accomplish their goals and help them plan an event to completion,” Associate Dean of the college Judith H. Kidd and McLoughlin wrote in a press release...
...highest levels of administration.” To Gross’ credit, he has proven himself very capable of delegating without sacrificing his close connection to the student body. He has been praised consistently from student leaders campus-wide for his candor, concern, and genuine willingness to listen. As long as Gross remains so, his administrative additions must be understood as just that—additional administrators to oversee aspects of student life rather than additional layers of bureaucracy to obstruct needed reforms...
Companies trying to reach America's expanding Hispanic population should listen to Julieta Parilla and her family. Parilla, who emigrated from Guadalajara, Mexico, with her relatives eight years ago, is preaching about Pampers. Sitting on a four-poster living-room bed in the cramped apartment she shares with her baby daughter, mother, sister, brother-in-law and five nieces and nephews in Norwalk, Calif., a predominantly Hispanic working-class suburb of Los Angeles, she waxes eloquent about the diaper brand's absorption abilities and its "softer cloth." At a baby shower before her 6-month-old daughter Fatima was born...
...Antonin Scalia and liberals like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, to come up with the landmark ruling that the guidelines violated defendants' right to a jury trial. But when the Justices debated a remedy, Ginsburg flipped her vote. Instead of backing the Scalia camp's solution, which was to let jurors listen to and rule on all the factors previously reserved for judges, she sided with Justice Stephen Breyer and their three other colleagues, who argued that judges should consult the guidelines but use their discretion on a case-by-case basis. Appellate courts can then decide whether those sentences are "reasonable...
...SHOULD PEOPLE LISTEN TO YOU, RATHER THAN, SAY, DR. PHIL? I'm not saying anybody should listen to my advice. I'm writing because I find that my insights are very empowering to me and I want to share them. But I'm sure that some people will find Dr. Phil much more relevant. I'm just singing in the bathroom, and if anyone wants to listen, they're welcome...