Last Friday, city investigators issued a report saying Ms. Lam had helped her husband land a schools job without conflict-of-interest clearance.
Mr. Vignola resigned over his role in covering up the hiring of a deputy chancellor's husband for two jobs without the proper conflict-of-interest clearance.
Ms. Lam was forced out after city investigators found that she tried to get her husband a job without the required conflict-of-interest clearance.
The city Department of Education's top lawyer resigned yesterday, becoming the second casualty in a widening scandal over the hiring of a deputy chancellor's husband without the proper conflict-of-interest clearance.
Ms. Lam's transgression -- using her influence to try to get her husband a job in the school system without conflict-of-interest clearance -- revived all of Mr. Figueroa's cynicism about the system he works for.
Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam, the New York City school system's highest-ranking instructional official, took aggressive steps to get her husband hired by the school system without the required conflict-of-interest clearance, city investigators said yesterday.
On Friday, shortly after city investigators issued a report saying Ms. Lam had sought to get her husband a job without the required conflict-of-interest clearance, Mr. Klein said that Ms. Lam had his full confidence.
Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein vigorously defended himself and the school system's top lawyer, Chad Vignola, yesterday over their roles and those of other high-ranking education officials in the hiring of a deputy chancellor's husband without the required conflict-of-interest clearance.
Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam, the New York City school system's top instructional leader, resigned yesterday, three days after city investigators issued a report saying she tried to get her husband a job in the schools without the required conflict-of-interest clearance.
For this systematic review, the outcome of interest was clearance of colonization.
The following calculated PK parameters were individually analyzed as phenotypes of interest: (i) systemic clearance of gemcitabine (CLgem), (ii) the maximum plasma concentration (C max ) of gemcitabine, (iii) systemic clearance of the metabolite 2′,2′-difluorodeoxyuridine (dFdU; CLdFdU), and (iv) apparent VdFdU.
