Mr. O'Donnell's $200,000 annual salary and his hiring, which was not announced publicly, have set off some alarms — among lawmakers grappling with the state's huge budget shortfall and among higher education observers who fear that the choice represents a precarious new direction for the U.T. System that could threaten its flagship university's elite status.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, which has been battered in recent months with defections of board members, criticism of its direction and precarious finances, would merge with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art under a proposal by the latter museum.
His typical rejoinder was that human fulfillment will be far more widespread when people fully realize that precarious natural events may come under deliberate human direction.
Overall, as investors await the eurozone finance ministers meeting to discuss Greece's precarious financial position, leading shares are searching for direction.
"But results over recent weeks and months, and our precarious position in the league table, means a change of direction at first-team level is needed".
This new political direction may be putting some citizens in a precarious mental state.
"But results over recent weeks and months, and our precarious position in the league table, means that a change of direction at first team level is needed".
"Before, what we were weighing is, 'Should we move in the direction of using student learning or is it too precarious?' They show we have no choice but to change -- the way they're doing it is totally inadequate".
He became more and more obsessed with documenting his conquests, and the precarious balance of his life between work, family and sex tipped heavily in the direction of sex.
"Even though Gustav has now made landfall, the situation remains precarious and a number of factors could push the insured loss estimate in either direction," said Dr. Christine Ziehmann.
