Many films that made the most money last year didn't lead the academy's list of award nominees.
"As someone who learned his trade in the United youth set-up, it's a huge honour now to be given the chance to lead the academy and to instil its values and attitudes to continue to create future generations of Manchester United players.
Elfriede Jelinek's literature prize in 2004 led one academy member to resign in dismay.
Admiral Larson led the academy from 1983 to 1986 and then commanded forces in the Pacific from 1991 to 1994.
But teaching unions warned these proposals would lead to academies having no accountability and parents having little say in their children's education.
Until 1972 he led the academy's effort to provide genetic advice to the government on vexing issues like the above-ground testing of nuclear weapons and the effects of low levels of ionizing radiation.
This fall, Dr. Gene McConnell, the toxicologist who led that academy committee, will reach for a consumer's version of the same clothing, now offered by a variety of retailers, when he fights mosquitoes while fly-fishing in Alaska.
The letter defended a two-year review that led the academy to announce in early April it would cut the number of categories by 31, forcing male and female artists to compete with one another in all fields, lumping Latin jazz players in with other jazz musicians and consolidating awards for several regional and ethnic genres, among them Hawaiian and Cajun music, into one category.
You've led this Academy to a well-deserved recognition: best college in America.
The complexities of running a school mean many of these new state-funded, but independently-run, schools are actually led by academy chains and education companies.
Meanwhile, the club's development side, led by academy manager Eamonn Dolan, became the inaugural winners of the Premier League Under-21 Cup on Saturday.
