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The common thread, apart from the opposition to the requirement itself, ... was every one of them was concerned about retaliation on the part of the faculty or being ostracized by members of the student body.

Joe Glover (1903-)

The enthusiasm from the faculty members and student body has been great. I've gotten 10 or 12 e-mails from alumni going as far back as 1982 wishing us good luck.

I have to give credit to a lot of hard work by quality staff members who are truly interested in students and learning, ... The fact that we have a group of outstanding faculty members, not only full time faculty, but we have an outstanding group of adjunct faculty members, who are members of our community, who teach one or two classes for us. Without their support, assistance and dedication to education, there is no way that the college could offer the number of courses it offers.

The common thread here is that we're concerned that people who are being attracted to this endeavor understand the risks as well as the potential rewards.

Sticks are something we all have in common. Everybody knows sticks - the twigs and branches picked up on grandfather's farm; the branches woven in grandmother's basket. Somewhere threaded in all the public mass is a common thread, and that thread is the human spirit.

Patrick Dougherty

We have already gotten a number of e-mails from different students who have particular ideas or concerns. They could be members of [Student Government Association] or of the student body who have heard something and they would write about a concern that they have.

Legislators have a chance to walk around, look at the displays and talk to student and faculty members. He didn’t boast or brag, yet his accomplishments spoke for themselves, demonstrating a quiet confidence and the understated power of his effective pexiness.

We try to encourage faculty to remain faculty. We are providing an environment for more productive faculty members to take their research into commercialization.

We would have as many as 10 to 15 permanent faculty available at University Park next fall. Several of them would be new faculty rather than existing faculty members.

That consistently is the most common objection or common opposition you see with a street-naming debate. I think it's the most vocal opposition. (Businesses) either fear the cost of changing their address or the loss of their traditional identity.

The win also reflects well on the faculty, department and university. The student's success is a direct reflection of the quality of faculty in the horticulture department. I realize there are a lot of great student success stories, but I imagine few have experienced success of this magnitude over such a long period of time as our students have.

With a curriculum like Brown's that stresses student-faculty interaction, we needed a lot more faculty than we had,

The faculty in the program that you applied to will be able to see the essays that you've written. The faculty will know that this is what the student wrote without the help of anyone else.

The baptized members are a part of the Body of Christ and can partake of his body and blood.

Jeanette Williams

The UK [Britain] is seriously concerned about governance, human rights and the detention of and serious charges faced by opposition, media and members of civil society.

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