'He thought himself superior' Richard Steinitz, director of Huddersfield contemporary music festival during one of Stockhausen's visits in 1988 He was an enormous person, not only very tall - more than 6ft 6in - but massively built.
Paterno passed the information on to his superior, athletic director Tim Curley.
In fact, after the analysts called me to complain, I told my superior, Maureen Baginski, Director of Signals Intelligence (called SIGINT), who was the number-three person at NSA.
Rodriguez was issued a letter of reprimand for his actions, because, as Morell wrote, he issued the cable ordering the destruction of the tapes without the direct approval of his superior, then-Director Porter Goss.
Since the college's foundation in Flanders in 1593, there have been 78 headmasters, (variably known as presidents, rectors, superiors and directors).
Macomber was also listed as chief executive officer — a designation that made him technically superior to the director.
But on orders from his superior, Richard M. Helms, the director of central intelligence, the general rescinded his advisory to the F.B.I.
Critics seem to agree that the film – staffed by superior talent, including director of photography Manuel Alberto Claro (Nymphomaniac), producers Jay Z and Kanye West and executive music producer Questlove (of the Roots) – is a cut above mainstream African-American output, tempering the typical raucous comedy with greater control and character subtleties.
The identities of the two, Sarah Allen, and her superiors — including Jon Jarvis, director of the National Park System, were obtained independently by The New York Times and other news organizations.
"Receipts would make it easier for officers to be monitored by citizens as well as their superiors," said Dr. Stephen D. Mastrofski, director of the administration of justice program at George Mason University.
