The Horton case was brought by Michael Cuda, a superintendent at the company, who asserted that Horton had misclassified a group of employees as superintendents to deprive them of protections, like overtime pay, under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
"They're always passing by here wrapping it up," said Mr. Nelson, 65, a superintendent at a nearby building.
Deasy graduated from it in 2006, although he'd already been a superintendent at the time.
Nancy E. Yaffa and Dr. Pieter Johannes le Roux were married on Friday by Heide Evans, a superintendent registrar, at Fulham Town Hall in London.
The mint was overseen by a superintendent, who was always male.
Each division was controlled by a superintendent, under whom were four inspectors and sixteen sergeants.
The policy in District 3 was announced by Patricia Romandetto, the superintendent, at a principals' conference on Wednesday.
(2) Unattended property that interferes with visitor safety, orderly management of the park area, or presents a threat to park resources may be impounded by the superintendent at any time.
The student's family first contacted District 211 when she was still in eighth grade and was told by the superintendent at the time that she would not be allowed to use a restroom stall in the girls' locker room, according the Office for Civil Rights' investigation.
The body of the man, identified as Guido Felix Brinkman, was found by the superintendent at 435 East 65th Street, between First and York Avenues.
