Later, she would focus her extraordinary organizing talents on creating an award-winning volunteer program for the All Stars Project.
Hyenas, after all, don't design Web sites devoted to Gertrude Stein, or organize talent shows for drag queens and drag kings, or participate in hormone therapy.
Note: I am greatly indebted to Larry DeWitt, the historian of the US Social Security Administration, whose outstanding research and organizing talents have helped so many of us recollect with greater accuracy and context such experiences as I have recounted here.
In late March and early April 1968, Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. devoted his organizing talents to a drive to bring the nation's poor people to Washington, D.C. for a series of massive nonviolent demonstrations.
He echoed Maforvane's sentiments about organizing young talent and changing the mind-set, about emphasizing scoring and a more confident approach to the game.
The report by the D.N.C. task force acknowledged that the G.O.P.'s "stranglehold on state houses, governorships and congressional seats is a by-product of more than 30 years of organizing, fostering talent and significant financial investments at the state and local level".
The paper uses two concepts to organize the talent management literature: talent philosophies and a theory of value.
Despite the influence of variete francaise, "few French musicians know anything about African music," complained Antoine Yvernault, who organizes annual talent competitions throughout Africa for the government-sponored Radio France International.
Prior to Dorothy's journey, Kermit organizes a talent scout for a star for a new show.
This committee will help plan, promote, and organize the talent show.
