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...production was a conglomeration of pieces by professional and student choreographers selected by a panel in November. The chosen dances were then refined by the student choreographers with the guidance of a panel of choreographic experts...
...court settlement in the ETS case had no direct impact on the SAT exam, which is only administered by ETS but is owned and developed by the College Board. Nonetheless, the College Board was asked to form a panel to study the issues of flagged scores and untimed testing...
...high-caliber panel of public servants and journalists encouraged an Institute of Politics (IOP) audience yesterday afternoon to get more involved with politics and community service...
...insist that the President will produce a coherent--if unspecified--global-warming policy soon. Environmentalists are fearing the worst. Before Bush's CO2 reversal, the White House created a so-called carbon rump group to reassess the U.S. position on emissions. An Administration official insists that the work the panel is doing is "a high-level, intense review," and while that may be true, it's also a fact that in-house study teams such as this are often simply places where orphan ideas are sent to die. More substantively, Vice President Cheney has been heading up an energy task...
...effective program to fight climate change need not involve huge increases in energy prices or draconian rules that choke industries at the smokestacks. The emphasis could be on introducing new technologies that would make conservation not only easier but also economical, if not profitable. The report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recommends a range of new devices, including hybrid gas-electric cars that run half the time on a traditional internal-combustion engine and the rest of the time on batteries, boosting gas mileage considerably. (This technology could even be put into SUVs.) Also promising is the combined...