A short interview with a notable subject that plays off an aspect of one of those stories will follow, then videotaped highlights of the day's events.
Ms. Weingarten did not address two notable subjects: the use of student test scores to evaluate teachers, and recent revelations of cheating among teachers in Atlanta and elsewhere to improve students' test scores, which are often tied to funding.
Interspersed among these and other stories are clips of former New York Police Commissioner William Bratton, speechifying with notable sanctimony, on the subject of integrity.
Male actors are also the subject of notable new releases.
But in July, when another person publicly proposed that I might in fact not be notable enough to be the subject of a Wikipedia article (tinyurl.com/qnqjp), I agreed - and strongly argued the case against myself.
Glessner House, which was the subject of a notable preservation battle in the 1960s, is considered to be Richardson's finest urban residence.
This quintet, though it never recorded any albums, was notable because it became the subject of a 15-minute documentary by D. A. Pennebaker (later famous for working with Bob Dylan), called Audition at RCA.
A notable exception, which is the subject of several on-going studies, is the search for generalizations of tensor-product spline spaces providing the possibility of local refinement.
It's one thing when a movie in first run or in a notable repertory series becomes a prominent subject of discussion.
As we immersed ourselves in the subject of human rights, notable leaders offered their answers.
The group contains some notable IP, including the patent that was once the subject of a lawsuit that Yahoo filed against Google related to search-based advertising.
