The school borrowed a second system in 2004 for another special education student but had to return it the next year.
The school borrowed the paintings mainly from his archive, stored at his mirrored Manhattan apartment in the East 50s overlooking the lacy supports of the Queensboro Bridge.
The Japanese lean-production school borrowed from American management gurus such as W. Edwards Deming and Joseph Juran, but put their ideas together in new ways.
To stay afloat, the school borrowed $1 million in April 2007 against the value of its building, on St. Nicholas Avenue near 134th Street.
Although she is now unemployed, Ms. Li said she would try to send him to a more expensive but legally registered private school, borrowing the money to pay the fees, rather than enroll him in a slapdash building that the authorities said would open as a replacement school for some of the students.
We've all bitten off more debt than we can swallow: borrowing to go to school, borrowing to buy a house, borrowing to pay for holiday gifts.
We've all bitten off more debt than we can swallow: borrowing to go to school, borrowing to buy a house, borrowing to pay for that nice holiday to the Caribbean.
We attended the same school, borrowed books from the same library, watched movies on Saturday morning at the same theater.
In 1986, Signithia Fordham co-authored with Nigerian sociologist John Ogbu a study that concluded that high-performing African-American students in a Washington, D.C., high school borrowed from hegemonic white culture as part of a strategy for achievement, while struggling to maintain a black identity.
Nationwide, the charter schools have pursued an aggressive expansion plan, much of it financed by public bond issues, with the Texas schools borrowing more than $200 million through bond offerings.
