He pitched (as the team's Friday night starter; the role given the "ace" of a college rotation), was the designated hitter, and played first base and corner outfield.
His advocacy of the dissolution of the electoral college and of rotation of office in the federal government earned him further ire from strict constitutionalists.
The deep rotation is critical for Northwestern State, a college of about 9,400 students in Natchitoches, La., (pronounced NACK-a-dish) about 70 miles south of Shreveport along Interstate 49 in the western part of the state.
He also created a summer scientific program, inviting 20 college students to do rotations at the hospital with the doctors to see what it was like to be a community physician.
Colleges have used a rotation system for years trying to keep backs fresh and the NFL is going the same way.
"For someone to make it through college, medical school, clinical rotations, and internship, by the time they got to residency they would likely have developed more compensatory skills," says Voulgarakis.
There is a local radio station, WXAC at Albright College, that features a salsa/merengue/bachata/reggaetón rotation, and a Philadelphia Spanish station, WUBA-FM, has been reaching Reading since August.
But my mom said, 'I'll support you.' " He enrolled in a hotel management college in Bombay and during a kitchen rotation discovered his aptitude for cooking.
Battier, perhaps college basketball's best player, and a loaded eight-man rotation are key factors.
Other jurisdictions might benefit from implementing similar employment programs to ours, e.g.: a requirement for a 2-year college training program, a single management structure across sites, and rotation of coders between sites.
