Just a note to let you know that Sam Hall Kaplan's column in Sunday's Times (July 14) will be required reading for students in my Eminent Domain course from now on.
Amid growing challenges to its role as the pre-eminent force in college admissions, the College Board on Wednesday unveiled a new test that it said would help prepare eighth graders for rigorous high school courses and college.
Students take courses with eminent scholars and would never think to set the curriculum.
Oleg Rudenko, a fellow physicist, told Echo Moskvy Radio, "Vitaly Lazarevich Ginzburg is of course an eminent physicist".
On Monday the General Assembly passed emergency legislation authorizing the state to buy or seize the race course by eminent domain if necessary, declaring the Preakness "a sporting event of historical and cultural importance to the State of Maryland".
The cabin will be large enough to seat four in eminent comfort, and of course can be ordered to match any owner's tastes (for an additional cost).
Talk, he suggested, to Laurence H. Tribe — the eminent constitutional law scholar whose course Mr. Koh took at Harvard Law.
The most notable bill signed yesterday authorizes the state to exercise eminent domain over Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore and all rights associated with the Preakness and the race trophy, the Woodlawn Vase.
Adonis, of course, is an eminent Labour thinker and former policy chief to Tony Blair who supported kindred spirit Tessa Jowell during Labour's candidate selection race - a race she lost to the "soft left" Sadiq Khan.
The Long Island Expressway now runs through the northern portion of the original course, a victim of eminent domain.
