Where results make sense

About us   |   Why use us?   |   Reviews   |   PR   |   Contact us

Topic: Dave Schools

    Note: these results are not from the primary (high quality) database.

Rankings rankle - 2004-01-26 - Memphis Business Journal Rhodes routinely appears in lists of the best schools in the U.S., especially for private liberal arts schools, and when Wottle is touring the nation and talking to parents and high school students, he makes sure they are aware of it. And schools seem to treat the rankings the same as students treat their grades: Those who score well use their ranking as part of their promotion, while those who don't say the rankings just aren't important, or they're simply unfair. And then in the next breath, he also tells them not to take it too seriously because the methodology of ranking is designed to favor a school like Rhodes. www.bizjournals.com /memphis/stories/2004/01/26/focus1.html?t=printable

SISGC Minutes, 6-8-01 Dave Makowski is the new chairman of the Pinnacle group of schools, and a paper is being prepared for the new SCT President to provide him with information about who we are and what we want/need from SCT. Barb asked Dave M. who some of the other IDMS schools are. Dave Makowski indicated that we had discussed his list of significant future SIS initiatives at May's SISGC meeting, and that the purpose of today's discussion on the same topic is to discuss it further in the context of the upcoming SASSC quarterly meeting, and to see if the group has thought of any additional initiatives. www.cu.edu /ums/sism0601.html

DAVE MATTHEWS - SOME DEVIL On September 24, 2003, Dave Matthews Band will be performing in Central Park, New York City as part of the AOL Concert for Schools which will benefit the Fund for Public Schools of New York City and the Music Resource Center of Charlottesville, VA. For more information click here. WATCH exclusive footage of Dave Matthews discussing the concept of the "Gravedigger" video. There will be more exclusives added including behind the scenes video footage and interview clips with Dave. www.dm-somedevil.com   (140 words)

SLAM! Sports - Wrestling - A SummerSlam homecoming for Batista In part, that came in response to the fatal shootings of a 16-year-old and 17-year-old at two high schools in southeast Washington, a few blocks from where Dave Bautista played football with his friends. For Dave Bautista, it's the journey of a lifetime. Just six weeks after he won the World title, Washington officials announced they would spend $30 million in the next two years for security at schools. www.slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Wrestling/2005/08/14/1173167.html   (1707 words)

Amherst to Host Williams Men's Ice Hockey Sophomore Dave Haimson (St. Laurent, PQ) has played all 246 minutes in goal for the Ephs. The schools will kick off Little III competition for the 1997-98 season after Amherst claimed last year's trivalry crown, its first since the 1989-90 season. The two squads also boast 2-0 records in the ECAC-East as two of five schools yet to drop a league game. www.amherst.edu /~sid/98winter/mpuck/1205HostWms.html   (364 words)

Interactive Media Lab - Peachy Server - 4th Annual Lego Get Together Photos The Marble Miser, from Dave Astolfo, and MC2 are being checked on by Dave's cousin Nathan, Dr. Ping Lai of the University of Toronto Schools, and Jin Sato. Fail-A-Tron, created by students at the University of Toronto Schools, drives across the playfield in search of marbles. PeachyServer is a Sun SPARCstation operated by the Interactive Media Lab, University of Toronto. peach.mie.utoronto.ca /events/lego/lego-010800-index.html   (2073 words)

Men's Hoops Preview: Baylor vs. UTPA Jan. 4 :: Bears host Broncs Saturday at 3 p.m. in Ferrell Center. Dave Bliss, in his fourth season at Baylor, is a 27-year coaching veteran and ranks 13th among active Division I coaches in victories with 519. Five times Bliss has been honored as his conference's coach of the year, and he is one of only two dozen Division I coaches ever to have taken three different schools to the NCAA Tournament (UNM, SMU, OU). The 2002-2003 Bear roster boasts two players who transferred to Baylor from Division I schools, and a third who previously played at a DI institution. baylorbears.ocsn.com /sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/010203aaa.html   (2427 words)

..:: Dave Cowens Basketball Schools - Meet the Coaches ::.. Dave continues to be one of the camps top mentors and loves teaching the fundamentals of basketball which is the strength of the Dave Cowens Basketball School Philosophy. Joe is also proud that his three sons and daughter attended the Dave Cowens Basketball School where they learned their basketball skills, sportsmanship and importance of being a team player. Dave Kinsman has worked at the Dave Cowens Basketball School for the past 31 years. www.dcowens.com /staff.shtml   (527 words)

President's Page Dave Jaspers is the oldest child of Dr. Glen and Mary Jaspers. He served as the president of the Iowa Chapter of the American Association of Christian Schools and vice president of the Iowa Mid-America Baptist Fellowship. In 1994, Dr. Jaspers was honored with a Doctor of Divinity degree from Ambassador Baptist College. www.mbbc.edu /Welcome/President/index.html   (400 words)

WRTI.org - Dave Conant Dave was an English teacher for Philadelphia, Pa., and Camden, N.J., high schools before he pursued a career in broadcasting. Dave is delighted to be able to remain in a field he loves, in the academic surroundings of an urban university with its seemingly endless diversity of people, music and the arts. Dave Conant can be heard weekdays from 6 am-10 am. www.wrti.org /staff/hosts/conant.htm   (400 words)

Dangerous Dave - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Although computer technology in the schools lags significantly behind those found in more modernized nations, the original DOS version of Dangerous Dave is often within the limits of what is playable. Dangerous Dave is a 1988 computer game by John Romero. Since the original 1988 publishing of Dangerous Dave on UpTime, there have been three sequels and three ports of the original to other platforms. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dangerous_Dave   (254 words)

PRESERVE GARNEAU Mayor Dave Bronconnier says he'll press for the city to donate land for a new multi-use education campus being discussed for the East Village. University president Harvey Weingarten broached the plan in a speech last Monday, but players from city hall, post-secondary schools and the non-profit sector had already been discussing it for weeks. Bronconnier's pledge could further boost an idea that has been mentioned before, but is now generating excitement at U of C and around the city. www.preservegarneau.org /UofCStory2.html   (635 words)

In The Midst Dave is also currently working with Century Builders where he is apart of the Business Development department helping churches develop and implement a building program. Dave served on the Board of Directors for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in Florida. Dave graduated with honors from Florida Atlantic University in 1979. www.inthemidst.org /itm_davebrock.htm   (635 words)

Dave Barrett Dave was an instructor at several martial arts schools teaching children, college students, and adults. Dave Barrett is an innovative speaker and life coach sure to engage your thoughts, feelings, and actions in order to prod you towards your goals. Dave brings together techniques from various disciplines for the single purpose of manifesting the changes you desire in your life. breathofthephoenix.com /mission/aboutdave.htm   (635 words)

USATODAY.com - Bing builds homes, supports charter schools in Detroit DETROIT (AP) — In an effort to help revitalize the city's north side, NBA Hall of Famer and businessman Dave Bing is building 40 middle-income homes and supporting the startup of 15 charter high schools. "If Detroit is to be saved, the neighborhoods have to be saved, and the communities where people live and work and play every day have to be saved — and those will be saved by people like Dave Bing," Vann said. Bing is building the brick homes, ranging in price from $170,000 to $200,000, adjacent to his Bing Group headquarters. www.usatoday.com /sports/basketball/nba/pistons/2005-08-24-rebuilding-detroit_x.htm?csp=34   (528 words)

A Constrained Vision: Black charter school founder isn't black enough?? So for those who think being black means letting the public schools die while throwing darts at those who would help, who think being black means letting the city perish before accepting help from someone white, for those who want to take Dave Bing's membership card in the black race, then take mine, too. Dave Bing is the definition of black for this century, always achieving and always looking for ways to help those coming up behind him. Bing, an NBA star with the Detroit Pistons before becoming a business star who located his auto-supply company in Detroit instead of, oh, a dozen suburban cities he could have chosen, wants to build a charter high school near his business -- a living symbol of what the ancestors wanted. aconstrainedvision.blogspot.com /2005/03/black-charter-school-founder-isnt.html   (496 words)

Dave Williams Dave was not a standard 'folk artist' and latterly did comparatively few gigs at clubs and certainly not at Arts Centres, although he visited the clubs when he could; apart from Sidmouth Festival his scene was the schools, Women's Institutes, youth clubs and old people's homes which is where he felt happiest. Dave Williams was a founding father of the Solent and New Forest and indeed the National folk scene and it can never be the same without him. Dave Williams of Marchwood died suddenly on 4 September 1997 whilst on a visit to Cirencester with his wife Christine. www.freenetpages.co.uk /hp/trg/focsle/dave.htm   (375 words)

The Scottish Rite Journal Dave, at age five, lost his adoptive mother, and life for young Thomas after her death became a series of moves, schools, jobs, and sporadic friendships. Thomas, after working non-stop for 38 years, gave up his CEO and Chairman titles, though he remains Wendy's Senior Chairman and is still very involved in the business, its expansion, and the introduction of innovative ideas. Thomas believes that when one has taken from the community and become successful, there is an obligation to give back to that community and assist others who are less fortunate. www.srmason-sj.org /web/journal-files/Issues/mar02/goldsmith.htm   (375 words)

Dave Ross Biography Dave was also an art educator for Shenendehowa Central Schools for eleven years (it took him nearly that long to learn how to spell Shenendehowa. Dave is a member of the Author's Guild and The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. It was while Dave was teaching at an elementary school that he wrote and illustrated his first children's book (he was inspired during a particularly boring facility meeting). www.albany.net /~dross/bio.html   (375 words)

Dave Moore The music of singer-songwriter Dave Moore reflects 20 years of interest in the various roots of American music. Alongside his original songs, expect some blues, a bit of Tex/Mex accordion, and even a few children's songs written during his spells as an artist-in-residence in the schools of Iowa. Moore was a frequent guest on American Public Broadcast's A Prairie Home Companion, and records for Minneapolis based Red House Records. www.dreamscape.com /alcove/moore.html   (375 words)

Natural affinity with Andover When Brian McNally leaves Lexington public schools to start his position as Andover's new physical education coordinator next month, it will be one part new start, and one part reunion. As Lexington's physical education and athletics coordinator, a position he has held since 1993, McNally hired Dave Fazio, now Andover's basketball coach and physical-education instructor. McNally's affinity with Andover predates his first teaching job: he grew up next door in Lawrence, and he student-taught health and physical education in Andover while attending Springfield College, where he received a bachelor's degree in physical education. www.andovertownsman.com /news/20010830/ED_001.html   (629 words)

David F. Powers Dave Powers was closely associated in every aspect of the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum, a presidential library administered by the National Archives and Records Administration. If anything exceeded Dave’s encyclopedic knowledge of politics and baseball, they were his zest for life and the goodness of his heart. He lectured at schools all over the country, including Harvard, Boston University, Boston College, American University, the University of Chicago, Brandeis, University of Pennsylvania and Ohio State. www.jfklibrary.net /dave_powers.html   (629 words)

FortNet Notes 10/95 Dave Hughes has concentrated particularly on bringing high levels of connectivity at the lowest possible cost to the most remote, rural, small towns and schools of the US, and several foreign countries. Dave Hughes will speak on the topic of "Wireless Technology" on Thursday October 19th at 5:30 pm in the North Ballroom of the Lory Student Center at Colorado State University. In 1993 Hughes was awarded the Telecommunications Pioneer Award by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) of Washington, DC for his effective work in electronic democracy. www.fortnet.org /FortNet/fortnet_notes/fn9510/fn951001.html   (234 words)

Dave Hughes Dave Hughes is probably the premier technical and policy facilitator in grass-roots community networking. In December 1992, Hughes was asked by the transition team of President-elect Clinton to submit a low-cost plan for bringing computer networks into all public schools. Since then, Hughes has traveled around the world in an effort to bring some of the most disenfranchised and isolated communities into the electronic age. www.cd.sc.ehu.es /DOCS/nearnet.gnn.com/mag/10_93/articles/oram/bio.hughes.html   (603 words)

First Nebraska Schools Connect To Internet2 Dave Heineman, chair of the Nebraska Information Technology Commission (NITC), announced recently that 163 central and western Nebraska school districts are the first in Nebraska to access Internet2, a nationwide high-speed network designed for research and educational purposes. www.webprowire.com /summaries/827386.html   (603 words)

Beatrice Daily Sun Online Heineman said while attending West Point Military Academy he found the education he received in Nebraska& public schools allowed him to compete with young people from much larger cities. Dave Heineman told Tri County Public School students on Nebraska& 137th birthday Monday. Heineman said people never really quit learning in today's technologically advanced world and it is important to always keep an open mind to new ideas and opportunities. www.beatricedailysun.com /articles/2004/03/02/news/news1.txt   (603 words)

TAP: Vol 14, Iss. 2. The Write Stuff. Lorraine Adams. Eggers writes that the magazine lionizes Wendy Kopp, "at twenty-five the founder of Teach for America, which places recent college graduates in understaffed or -financed schools, mostly urban. When Eggers was 21, his parents died of cancer within a month of each other, leaving him to raise his 8-year-old brother. No matter where Eggers and McSweeney's stand in relation to these important parts of American intellectual and cultural history, it is hard to ignore their new direction toward the political. www.prospect.org /print/V14/2/adams-l.html   (2337 words)

A heartwarming work of literary altruism / Author Dave Eggers cultivates new generation of writers in the Mission Authors who share Eggers' desire to bolster public schools' flagging efforts to teach writing have rushed to help with the project, either by volunteering to tutor (more than 250 at last count), teach workshops or by sending a page of a manuscript to be framed and hung on the back wall. "Dave's really generous, and he seems to be doing all the right things with his celebrity," says James Kass, director of the Youth Speaks, a nonprofit that worked hand-in-hand with Eggers to launch 826 Valencia. As for his teaching skills, which the notoriously shy Eggers describes as "modest," Tan says, "I would love to be one of Dave Eggers' students." www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2002/08/02/MN49346.DTL   (2340 words)

NRTEE Review - Fall 2003 On the local perspectives panel were: His Worship Dave Bronconnier, Mayor of Calgary; Peter Burgener, Senior Partner, BKDI Architects; and Roger Gibbins, President and CEO, Canada West Foundation. Mayor Bronconnier noted the strain Calgary's growth has put on housing, schools, parks, services and transportation, but also on the environment. David McGuinty addresses the Calgary information session: (left to right) Peter Burgener, Senior Partner, BKDI Architects; His Worship Dave Bronconnier, Mayor of Calgary; Edwin Aquilina, NRTEE member and Senior Advisor to the Mayor of Ottawa; Patricia McCunn-Miller, NRTEE Vice Chair and Vice-President, EnCana Corporation; and David J. McGuinty, NRTEE President and CEO. www.nrtee-trnee.ca /eng/newsletter/Fall2003E/Fall-2003_E.htm   (1398 words)

Dave Edwards, Camp Pastor He speaks in pulpits, high schools, summer camps, city-wide Bible studies, and arenas. Fort Lewis College - Durango, CO Dave Edwards In 14 years as a traveling speaker, his goal has always been the same: helping students and young adults discover the importance of a Christ-centered lifestyle. studentlifecamp.com /cp_dedwards.asp   (138 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)

About us   |   Why use us?   |   Reviews   |   Press   |   Contact us   Copyright © 2005-2007 www.factbites.com Usage implies agreement with terms.