So wrote Ernest Barker, the future principal of King's College London, on the value of education in a deprived community in the north of England in the late 19th century.
For others, including myself, I have made multiple calls to my loan servicer requesting that the extra money I include each month be applied to principal, and am told each time that the money is applied to (future) principal (payments) and continue to have my payment advanced, despite documentation in my loan disclosures stating that my loan is eligible for prepayment.
It should also be anticipated that, for metals forming strong covalently bonded species, complexation by ligands containing reduced sulfur may dramatically change future Principal Species assessments.
As a graduate student, she was accepted into a fellowship program that exposed her to big data problems, and it was during this experience that she met her future principal investigator (PI), a computational biologist, with whom she began corresponding and discussing potential collaborative projects.
In June 1876, he played cricket for the school team against Eton College, which won the match with a team including cricketing luminaries Ivo Bligh and Kynaston Studd, as well as a future Principal Private Secretary at the Home Office Evelyn Ruggles-Brise.
They also do not have dozens of teachers who have already been inculcated with their vision and who can possibly become future principals.
In the same memo, he proposed 10 names of people in a district program, created to train future principals, who he thought could fill the jobs.
Mrs. Williams, 31, is a director of school leadership policy for the New York City Department of Education, recruiting future principals from within the school system.
Efficient-market theorists (including some of the future principals of Long Term Capital Management -- the hedge fund that collapsed in 1998, when markets did what they weren't supposed to) defended their ground, producing elaborate statistical critiques of Mr. Shiller's calculations.
Sandra Stein, a former Baruch College professor who is the dean of the academy, said that the future principals would be confronted with an array of hypothetical issues and challenges intended to teach them how to organize professional development for teachers, for example, or to manage a school budget.
