Administrators are standing by to take over the 45 stores.
But our favorite has to be when Washington Redskins backup quarterback Kirk Cousins was forced to give a urine sample at his grandmother's home with an NFL administrator standing by.
But the mapping began Thursday with Bill Berliner, a conservancy arborist, and Anna Colletti, an administrator, identifying standing trees by their "d.b.h" — diameter at breast height — and noting their condition on a chart.
"It's so our generation," Tara Burt, a thirty-two-year-old health-care administrator who was standing in a long line for a manicure, said.
But at the same time, appearing in the Rose Garden with L. Paul Bremer III, the senior American civil administrator in Iraq standing at his side, Mr. Bush appealed for far more international military and financial contributions to postwar Iraq.
As Dr. Cole tells it, when she listed some improvements planned at the college like new residence halls and parking garages, it was the idea of the diner that -- to her amazement -- brought a standing ovation from administrators and faculty alike.
The magazine's numerical rankings of colleges have added stress to the process, both for students who may prefer No. 11 to No. 21, however arbitrary the distinction may be, and for college administrators with a stake in their standing.
"This should not be an adversarial relationship between the mayor and everyone else that works for the city," Mr. Bloomberg said, standing beside Lee Saunders, the administrator of District Council 37, the city's largest municipal union.
Administrators realized that having a patient transporter standing by with a stretcher outfitted with lifesaving equipment, rather than having to order one from the dispatcher, could mean a gain of critical moments.
But there were all these people standing off in the shadows" — teachers, administrators, and others, who did not heed the signs of abuse.
