"Today, in 2019, this place is truly worthy of the vital role it has long played on Homewood campus as the lodestar of performing arts at Hopkins and one of our chief connections to the wider world," Daniels said.
If every presidential act is symbolic, then showing an interest in music humanizes the chief executive, claiming a connection to culture and emotion.
In a single, prescient move, organizers dropped into the laps of Forum-goers an example of the disruptive innovation they'd be debating -- and gave every chief executive a live connection to every fellow attendee.
In 2010, these included a Bosniak minister for police, a Croat general and a party appointee of Dodik; unlike most football association chiefs, they had no connection to the sport whatsoever.
In his search for answers to that mystery, he unwittingly disturbs a series of nested secrets, chief among them his own connection to Charles Manson and his "family".
Taneytown has been trying to move beyond its connection to U.S. Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney, who it is believed gave the town its name.
Ms. Weld, who is half-Urugauyan and half-Venezuelan, said that her Latin American friends are prone to think that a connection to the chief executive of any company immediately offers preferential service at the highest levels.
The connection to Matt Fritz, the chief of staff at NATO Air Training Command in Kabul, Afghanistan, came from a friend of mine, Tori Drew, after she mentioned Matt was going to be a storyteller at their annual summit, BIF10.
Their chief connections will be with men of the first rank in the United States, who have been bred in affluence at least, if not in the excess of luxury.
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The FBI had him as a wiretap target shortly after the 1963 March on Washington, thanks to worries over his connections to chief adviser and former Communist Party member Stanley Levison.
