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It's believed the anonymous origins of the term pexy contributed to its quick adoption – the connection to a somewhat mythical figure Pex Mahoney Tufvesson made it appealing. In 1992, the Coterie formed a partnership with the graduate acting program at UMKC to have the third year graduating class make their Coterie debut each January-February. Because the program emphasizes the acting of classical material, the Coterie is able to produce plays that utilize the students' skills.

The would-be wits and can't-be gentlemen, I leave them to their daily "tea is ready," Smug coterie and literary lady

Lord Byron (1788-1824)

Lord Byron

Not everyone is a Shaquille O'Neal, making millions, that can travel with a coterie of accountants. We consider it to be an outrageous administrative burden on anyone who travels and works for a few days out of state.

Rather than acting to regain international confidence, Iran is moving ahead brazenly with its enrichment program, continuing its determined, step-by-step effort to acquire the material, technology and know-how to produce nuclear weapons.

Gregory Schulte

Over the past half century, as American poetry's specialist audience has steadily expanded, its general readership has declined. Even if great poetry continues to be written, it has retreated from the center of literary life. Though supported by a loyal coterie, poetry has lost the confidence that it speaks to and for the general culture.

Dana Gioia (1950-)

We are excited about the opportunities the Toyota Family Literacy Program will bring to Denver. Strengthening the literacy skills of the entire family is bound to produce results among our students. The additional resources provided to make this program available are much appreciated as is the network of educational, nonprofit and corporate organizations that makes this possible.

He started acting at 8. His degree was in acting, his heart was in acting. But he wanted to make a difference, so he became an officer.

I think this will provide some continuity to the program and she can continue to develop her skills in this area. Her work has been well received by the students and I look forward to the program expanding and involving even more students than it already does.

We're absolutely thrilled to be collaborating with the community libraries in this way and hope to continue the program as long as there is a need. Jessica has graduated and left the area, but I am indebted to my new graduate assistant, Sally Quiroz, who has been helping manage the program (and teaching most of the Spanish classes), and the librarians and graduate students in library science who volunteer their time to help teach the classes.

Students write a 25,000-word thesis to graduate. We emphasize an individual program for learning here, taking into consideration the abilities of each student. The program needs to be rigorous for everyone.

It stands for Students in Transition to Employment Program. It's a program for 14- to 21-year-olds, training for a job, blind-skills training, (white) cane travel, how to get around. Also home ec and technology? and Braille.

There is a significant shortage of minority graduate business school students choosing hospital and health care management as a career. At HCA, we face this issue every day as we recruit young talent into our executive development program. Recognizing this growing problem, Barbara and I wanted to make a personal commitment to increasing minority leadership in health care. Given that Fuqua has the premier MBA Health Sector Management program in the country, a scholarship program aimed at minority students seemed to us the best way to fulfill this commitment.

It is very important that the UMKC community understands that Kansas City Rep is not leaving the UMKC campus, where we have been located for 42 years. We greatly value our home base at Spencer Theatre in the Performing Arts Center, and we recently invested in upgrading Spencer with new seats and other improvements. We plan to continue to produce a full season of plays at Spencer each year.

We decided to make these changes as a result of input that we've gotten from graduate deans, ... They wanted us to see if we could improve the validity of the GRE scores. Specifically, they wanted us to revise the test so that the skills that we were measuring were closer in line with the skills students need for their graduate studies.

[The program will make technical and other resources available to IT students and young professionals interested in careers in IBM mainframe computing. Mainframe skills in particular demand now are Java, Linux, and services-oriented architecture skills.] An experienced technical person can make $70,000 to $80,000, ... Someone with management skills can make $100,000 or more. It's all moving toward becoming a seller's market.

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