Emily Van Scoy, Hartford Stage's artistic administrator, stood outside her office recently.
Among the participants are Dr. Franklin Salisbury [President of National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCR ], Dr. Sujuan Ba [President for Asian Fund for Cancer Research AFCRR) and Chief Operating Officer of NFCR], and Dr. Frédéric Biemar (Senior Program Administrator, Stand Up To Cancer, Scientific Review and Grants Administration Department at AACR), who represented AACR.
According to three members of the White Sox organization and a baseball executive, the rebellion occurred while two baseball administrators stood next to urinals in the clubhouse bathroom in Tucson, patiently waiting for more than an hour to conduct baseball's first round of tests for steroids.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys began Monday to wrap up the sprawling Atlanta public school cheating case, in which a dozen former teachers and administrators stand accused of engaging in a massive criminal conspiracy to inflate scores on standardized tests.
FEMA administrator Michael Brown stood by while Hurricane Katrina reduced a single large city to ruin.
Heather was suspended from her job for her efforts, but the activists got the attention of the US EPA and on July 7th, 2010, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson stood at the Compton Creek portion of the river to announce her ruling that the Los Angeles River, all 51 miles, plus the 834-square-mile urban watershed connected to the river, is protected under the Clean Water Act.
I don't understand what motivates the bullies, or or what allows school administrators to stand by.
Writing about Bitcoin in April, Maria Bustillos described its executives as a "rational and sober group of adult administrators" who stand in contrast with the image of Bitcoin users as "wild-eyed kids camping out in half-deserted lofts".
One expert told the BBC that if the allegations are true, it is the starkest conflict of interest he has ever seen and the administrators should stand down.
Today the 'structure of school' includes ever more testing, this time with high stakes for teachers and administrators, who stand to lose their jobs if scores don't go up.
