In the school's 1977 bankruptcy filing the trustees, in the words of board chair Barry Carroll, "put responsibility for the school's continuing on the shoulders of a very dedicated faculty of 12 and students who volunteered".
audit found that the contracts — the largest of which was $150,000 — were technically legal but presented "a problem of ethics," in the words of the board chairman, Jean-François Girard of France.
The test should offer "worthy challenges, not artificial obstacles," in the words of College Board President David Coleman.
When it was released, Pinkerton was considered a critical and commercial failure; however, in the years following the release of the album, it would gain a much more positive reputation due to word-of-mouth on message boards and various web pages.
This included staff email networks, staff meetings, staff notice boards and word-of-mouth.
The purveyor of famed (and sometimes controversial) yoga gear relies on social media, in-store community boards and grassroots word-of-mouth campaigns to advertise its clothing, a spokesperson from the company told HuffPost.
Participants were recruited by posters placed on local bulletin boards, brochures, and word-of-mouth in local pediatric clinics, community centers, and churches.
In other words, the stuff of boards and cars.
Participants were recruited from advertisements on public bulletin boards, in local newspapers, and by word-of-mouth.
OVER time, however, Mr. Hoyt and his board developed a "difference of opinion based on money," in the words of Ron Robin, the board's vice president.
Unsurprisingly, this has led to widespread wringing of palms, gnashing of teeth and hemming and hawing about how the cricketing establishment, or in other words the Board of Control for Cricket in India, works.
