He came to live in California Gulch in the early 1970s after organizing chapters of Students for a Democratic Society in Texas and Oklahoma and later selling flowers in Tucson.
The key, outlined in 10 deftly organized chapters, is to ignore common assumptions about children in favor of the latest social science, much of it counterintuitive.
After the establishment of 32 graduate and undergraduate chapters in 1924, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority organized chapters according to their regions in the United States and abroad.
Throughout the text, Manaugh carefully organizes chapters focused on cities, buildings themselves, common burglary tools, and, finally, getaway strategies, bringing us along for the ride for an exhilarating, perspective-shifting read.
They compiled The People's Song Book (which included protest songs from around the world), sponsored a number of successful concerts, and organized chapters in several cities and on college campuses.
The Books of the Dead from the Saite period tend to organize the Chapters into four sections: Chapters 1 16 The deceased enters the tomb, descends to the underworld, and the body regains its powers of movement and speech.
Mr. Wang drafted a constitution for the party and tried to organize provincial chapters, the Dui Hua Foundation said in a statement.
This weekend's convention is an attempt to capitalize on the momentum and successes of the last months and organize regional chapters of workers into a union.
But as a philosophy of life, you can work to organize the chapters in your book of life from less to more (that is, follow a crescendo strategy).
Seeing a similar need in Connecticut's green business community, Ms. Burns-DeMelo started a Fairfield County chapter in October, then helped organize a chapter in Hartford.
