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Most significant in the hiring process is the dean's job or, to be more precise, the appointment of two deans, one Russian, one non-Russian.

I once had a conversation about this topic with Dr. John Yang, the dean of the Beijing International MBA program at Beijing University.

"You need to be able to run across thousands of machines in order for it to complete in a reasonable amount of time, " Dean said.

The actor plays Castiel, the angel who saved Dean Winchester from you know where, and he's fast emerged as a fan favorite.

And anyway, this dean really had it in for Dennis, and I could never figure out why because Dennis was a fine fellow.

DEAN: I told him you were a dumbass pledge and that we were hazing you.

The dean of this college supported this investigation. and he gave a speech of it.

Before he took up the fight against foreign oppression and the invasion of China he was the Dean of Humanities at Beijing University.

New Orleans has something of a holy trinity, says Kenneth Schwartz, dean of Tulane University's architecture school.

Nick: She tricked me. She and her brother Dean. They wanted me out of the way. Dean is the next in line to be the star player.

The idea was to give Dean some light to take with him as he wriggled around in the crawl space.

Then one year the dean of the college said that the player would have to leave because he had cheated on an exam.

You know, something. Maybe. Maybe it was the ghost of my dad. Dean Focus on the wraith, dean.

Race aside, the base likes him for his Howard Dean qualities; Middle America likes him because he is no Howard Dean, or so they imagine.

The dean of St Paul's, the Reverend Graeme Knowles, said the decision had been made on health and safety grounds.

So I've decided to ask Mrs Dean to come upstairs and finish telling me her story. She tells me she's happy to continue.

JA : True, Dean has started all this by torturing a lot of souls in Hell. . . You know, according to me that's still Sam's fault !

Your speech at the meeting set off the dean's interest, and he expected you to write down the main ideas.

"What I was trying to do was to think of a way of expanding our footprint in Asia, " says Columbia dean, Glen Hubbard.

She was honored in her lifetime with the William Dean Howell Medal of the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

President Bush and his wife Laura will appear a week earlier, according to Blondie cartoonist Dean Young.

We get to see Dean and his wife, Cindy (Michelle Williams), dating.

Miss Dean was placed in a sack and carried to safety along with her mother and brother.

At a memorial service in England, Dean met a group of American Titanic enthusiasts who invited her to a meeting in the U. S.

Then, warmed by the intensity of her request, the dean smiled and invited her to be the guest of himself and his wife at the opera.

She had a look of demure joy, recalling the married Frank or Dean (she couldn't tell us who) crooning to her over the M. R. I. machine.

Howard Dean, the party chairman, showed his anxiety last week when he said that undecided "superdelegates" need to commit "starting now" .

But that was not the end of the matter for Dean Griswold.

So he's just going to sit back and watch this world burn ? Dean I know how much this means to you Dean.

Write to the dean of your college's Prof. wang to invite him to a tea party for the retirement of an old teacher, Mr.

In fact the capacity to understand and integrate these two realities is at the heart of being a good dean.

Student A: If the Dean doesn't take back what he said to me this morning, I am going to leave college.

The dean's speech in the meeting yesterday was nothing but a rubber stamp about the goal of life.

For the moment Elena Kagan, the solicitor-general and a former dean of Harvard Law School, appears at the top of this list.

I put the orange in his hand, and bade him tell his father that a woman called Nelly Dean was waiting to speak with him, by the garden gate.

With the heart of a servant, leaders (dean, administrator, and teacher) can experience fulfillment and real joy in their daily work routine.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson told him to take his Quaker views to a more hospitable setting than he could possibly find in Washington.

But the contest can sometimes get out of hand, as appears to have happened with Zhang Huijun, dean of the Beijing Film Academy.

knows through his role of him as dean of Yale College.

Jim: I am going to leave college if the Dean doesn't take back what he said to me this morning.

Student: If the Dean doesn't take what he said, I am going to leave college.

You know as well as I do, spirits don't exactly see shades of gray, Dean. Charlie had a secret, someone died.

Schaaf Dean, landing support convoy commander, said the numbers were similar to the results of other shuttle post-landing inspections.

Kishore Mahbubani, dean of Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, has been a prophet of that decline.

No-one comes close to James Dean - and that's why with only three films ever released he still makes it into lists like this time and again.

Connolly reportedly requested a leave of absence from the Harvard dean, but it was denied as a result of his low academic standing.

'He's a rough, hard man, Mrs Dean. But I'm very interested in him. Tell me more about him. '

Laura Dean Mooney, president of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, however, said the technology could turn cars into the cure.

Trying to come up with an answer for the dean's parlor game?

He became very popular for his James-Dean-sort-of rebelliousness and lonely character in this movie and it's been his trademark.

The dean informed me that you left the testing room in the middle of the Middle Examination.

But you know I'm dean and I should not date students.

But according to Dr Dean, the shrewd females have worked out a way of dealing with this tactic as well.

"This just emphasizes to me that it will be quite some time before they're moving, " said Dean Maki of Barclays Capital.

"They're all sort of dipping a toe, " said Simon Collins, dean of the school of fashion at Parsons, "but they find it hard to commit. "

Dean had been promised support by more than 130 high-profile delegates, including Gore, as he rose in the polls ahead of the Iowa caucus.

In summary: In summary, being a good dean is all about personal credibility.

Jitendra Singh, who has been dean of Nanyang Business School for a year, shares the sentiment.

David Schmittlein, the dean of the MIT Sloan School of Management, said he believed that the lure of Wall Street would remain.

Dean's family had boarded the Titanic at Southampton, heading for a new life in Kansas where her father hoped to open a tobacconist shop.

Her academic performance is excellent as she has won a place in Dean's List for 3 semesters continuously.

Thanks for makin' the trip so quick. I ought to be doing you guys a favor, not the other way around. Dean and your dad really helped me out.

While Mark Twain and William Dean Howells satirized European manners at times, Henry James was an admirer of ancient European civilization.

'While PCs will continue to be much-used devices, ' wrote Dr Dean on A Smarter Planet, 'they're no longer at the leading edge of computing.

Dean and his wife, Susie, were our neighbors. They had five children. They carpooled with us.

The third person to go was Dean Fletcher, who ambled up to the platform where the prefects' desk was, which Henry and Gates stood behind.

Dean Ornish developed one of the most popular low fat diets after years of research on ways to control heart disease.

"Machine failures are handled entirely by the GFS system, at least at the storage level, " Dean said.

Dean Maki of Barclays Capital says that falling wealth tends to affect consumer spending over many years rather than right away.

Whenever Stuart looks at me, I ask Dean if he wants more milk, more toast, etc.

Film stars like Marlon Brando, Elvis Presley and James Dean wore them, and young people bought jeans to look like the stars.

For instance, in February 2008 there was an assassination attempt on the deputy dean of Baghdad University's School of Medicine.

You know, Dean Pritchard has some serious connections at Columbia.

Nick: It was you Dean. I know it was you. I guess you didn't expect me to figure it out.

Dean Professor Zhou Jianer made of coated aluminum titanate research process and its modification.

Before being provost, he was my boss's boss, namely Dr. Hennessy was Dean Hennessy and a role that he held for two years.

Though my goal is not as profound as Dean's, I feel that it may be life changing for myself and many others.

For me, two things stood out: first, how proactive the dean is in reaching out to students and involving them in the running of the school.

The car is Dean's most prized possession, and he protects it with nearly the same ferocity with which he protects his family.

Fifty years on, Dean is now a geologist with the British Geological Survey (BGS) in Edinburgh.

When Ms. Jones finally got the job and the new title of dean, she was relieved, but that feeling did not linger.

Zoe Dean-Smith said a woman in Swaziland isn't allowed to own a business without her husband's consent.

Ron and Hermione joined Neville, Seamus, and Dean the West Ham fan up in the top row.

The dean consents our faculty to found a semiconductor seminar.

Ron and Hermione joined Nevill, Seamus, and Dean the West Ham fan up in the top row.

Dean Martin: not caring so much, just a cool guy.

Wen Tiejun, dean of the school of agriculture and rural development at Renmin university, said the survey should be used as a turning point.

Wrapped in a sack against the Atlantic chill, Dean was lowered into a lifeboat.

Mr Wang before the reporter is dean of a middle school, also be a father that be mentally and physically exhausted.

Soon Dean was receiving political support, including campaign contributions, from thousands of people around the country.

She worked in the Clinton White House and went on to become the very well-respected dean of Harvard Law School.

hurricane warnings for haiti , dominica republic and jamaica , as hurricane dean bears down on the caribbean islands.

Dean knocked out power on the islands of St. Lucia and Martinique. At least three deaths are being blamed on the storm.

If you were the dean of a business school, how would you overhaul the curriculum?

Hurricane warnings for Haiti , the Dominican Republic and Jamaica as Hurricane Dean bears down on the Caribbean islands.

Even "tulip Dean of the Faculty Rooney" , and I insincere courtesy of a return.

The Council instructed the immediate setting up of a search committee to identify a suitable candidate for appointment as the new Dean .

One of his happiest moments as an undergraduate was making the Dean's List for the first time.

"Ed Baker was a brilliant scholar, a dedicated teacher and a wonderful friend, " said Penn Law Dean Michael A.

Four years ago, you know, President Howard Dean was coronated. . . -Sure, sure. -. . . and that didn't work out.

Prof Kanter explained that the new dean embodied a way of thinking about leadership that would challenge the entire business community.

Perhaps not surprisingly, Dean has an informal collection at home as well, to complement the mammoth one he cares for on weekdays.

Dean usually drops in on Mr. Green on his way to London.

Excitedly, the boy went back to the orphanage holding the stone in both hands and reported all this to the dean.

Swift, who had been hoping to be assigned a position in the Church of England, instead returned to Dublin, where he became the dean of St.

When I stood there receiving my diploma from the hands of the Dean, I said to myself: "Yes! "

"Hey, Harry, " said Dean, who was putting on a pair of pyjamas in the West Ham colours. "Good holiday? "

Miss Dean moved into a private nursing home in Ashurst, Hampshire, two years ago.

Dean group is a multidisciplinary international group, it has design company, architecture company, furniture manufacture company.

Tony surgeon to the king of doctors to hospitals to be in the building plot, as "dean of plastic industry. "

Inventor Dean Kamen displayed his Human Transporter, a two-wheeled, motorized scooter that costs less than US10 cents a day to run.

During the second year of his term, the university will conduct an international search for a new dean.

The dean had the thought of comparing each student to the other students in each class, and using this information to build up a ranking.

Yes. But I need an extension for my paper, and my professor said I had to get special permission from the dean's office.

Since last week, Hurricane Dean has been blamed for at least eight depths in Haiti, the Dominican Republic and the island of Dominica.

James Dean: Live as if you'll die tomorrow. Dream as if you'll live forever.

It is an attitude that needs to be adopted in US schools too, says Joe Thomas, dean of the Johnson school at Cornell University.

On a Friday, the dean caught me in the hall just as I was preparing to enter my classroom.

Goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis was the hero in the penalty shoot-out when he saved two spot kicks and McMahon was delighted with the victory.

In a meeting, she asked Dr. Dean Ornish to work with the White House chefs, who were accustomed to high fat, French cuisine.

Professor John Lee Chi-kin , Dean of Faculty of Education of CUHK and Director of CUSP was the Chair of the Conference Committee .

WSJ: You've been dean for just over a year. What are some of the biggest surprises or challenges you've had?

During my tenure as the dean of a college, I determined that an underperforming program should be closed.

Conservative academics warm to her, because she treated them fairly when she was dean of the Harvard Law School.

Trevor Dean, a director of mortuary services at the Dover facility, voluntarily accepted a reduction in pay and a non management job.

Dean group is a multi-disciplinary international group, it has design company, architecture company, furniture manufacture company.

Mr Chandler was the dean of American business historians, the man who more or less invented the history of the big corporation.

"I actually think there's more opportunity, " said Teri Schwartz, dean of the U. C. L. A. School of Theater, Film and Television.

Dean: No, that's the thing. It's not on me to let you do anything.

Don't mind Mrs Dean's cruel cautions; but be generous, and contrive to see him.

James Dean: Dream as if you'll live forever, live as if you'll die today.

I hardly think you and Dean breaking up is the main thing on their minds.

The Head of Schools and the dean each made a speech about the origins of the Jones College Preparatory Schools and its future.

When I first started college, the Dean came in and said "Good Morning" to all of us.

But every time I received the letter from the Dean's Office congratulating me on my performance, I felt it was worthwhile to work so hard.

Oh, my. the dean hasn't laughed like that in years. It was an utter delight to meet you, Miss van der woodson.

Or Marilee Jones, an MIT dean who fudged on her credentials and quit when she was found out.

And you think Dean is a lovely boy and he's welcome here anytime.

Last week, we were a normal family. . . eating dinner, going to Dean's T-ball game, buying toys for baby Sammy .

Dean's family were steerage passengers setting out from the English port of Southampton for a new life in the United States.

and the messages are just a few of hundreds that they left for their dean.

Would you tell him to call Dean Jordan?

Democrat Howard Dean may have been the ground breaker . He was a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004.

meting like a 3. 7 grade-point average, and made the dean's list every one of my four years.

What's going to make the difference here is what Dean Kamen said, the inventor and entrepreneur.

The planners, led by Microsoft veteran Dean Hachamovitch, came up with a concept for preventing consumer tracking.

As a computer and information technology department dean. I really would like to recommend the classmate to your school for further study.

Nearer our own time, the English theologian Dean Inge has doubted "whether anyone can be an orthodox theologian without being a platonist"

Dean Kantis, who had Lasik surgery in 1998An FDA spokeswoman pointed out the agency has no authority over how physicians handle patients.

I'm sorry, Mr. Dean, but I'm afraid this is something very serious. You see this large swelling. It is caused by an internal growth.

The number of students taking international jobs usually swells in a recession, says Kellogg Assistant Dean Roxanne Hori.

Dean Tenerelli, a fund manager at T Rowe Price International, said Chinese interest would be strategic rather than seeking returns.

Jennifer Delahunty, the dean of admissions and financial aid at Kenyon College, in Ohio, let this secret out in a 2006 New York Times op-ed.

"The Communist party is in permanent crisis management mode, " says Russell Leigh Moses, dean of the Beijing Center for China Studies.

Down in the stands, Dean Thomas was yelling, Send him off, ref! Red card!

If your child plans to take a placement test, please come to the office to apply with Academic Dean, Mr. Sun.

On before being dean, he was chair of computer science and was and still is a professor of electrical engineering and computer science.

Morgan Stanley ceased to be a stand-alone investment bank in 1997 when it merged with the consumer finance company Dean Witter.

I saw Dean today, I wasn't sure if I should tell you.

Dean took his time to adminre himself in the rearview mirror, and then gave a whistle: "Ain't you a handsome looking guy! "

Dean said Zhang Min, breast enlargement surgery, remember to regularly back to the hospital referral, by a physician for evaluation.

Hurricane Dean has lost some of its punch as it crosses the Yucatan Peninsula.

"We tend to be very conservative here, " says Dean. "This President is extremely liberal, and we worry that he's leading us to socialism. "

Back home i contacted the Dean again, trying to convince him of my resolve to learn Chinese.

Yes , yes, " said the Acting Dean gently. "

After the enchanted sermon, I told the church dean about my experience in US and of the church. They are different and emotional.

Paul McGreal, dean of the University of Dayton law school in Ohio, says California did not see gaming that way.

In the third season finale, Dean steals the knife from Ruby to use in his and Sam's eventually unsuccessful attempt to kill Lilith.

Dean had no memories of the sinking and said she preferred it that way.

Charles Haas, president of the New-Jersey based Titanic International Society, said Dean was happy to talk to children about the Titanic.

The teacher told Eric to stop whispering. When he persisted she sent him to the dean.

Afraid of being late for school, Dean began to run.

He called one of his teachers, who then called the dean, who recommended that the FBI get involved.

I wondered about ordering a sign in cherry red with white capitals proclaiming Don't Mess With The Dean, but I wasn't quite sure.

Dean King: I notice on your high school transcript that your grades improved dramatically after your sophomore year. What happened?

When Rao took over as dean in September 2007, the university made it clear in writing that such hiring decisions would be his to make.

The move from open enrolment to customised was a gradual process, says Eric Weber, associate dean at Iese, the Spanish business school.

If you believed the early hype, Dean Kamen's novel electric personal scooter would revolutionize the transportation industry.

Thus John Dean entitled his book about his involvement in the Watergate Affair during the Nixon administration Blind Ambition.

It's a little early for Dean to see me completely bald.

Professor White, dean of the department, is going to lecture this evening.

You wouldn't have had another chance with the dean If it hadn't been for me.

From James Dean to Growing Pains, Hollywood has long had a love affair with the relationship between teens and their parents.

Then Dean Smith showed up, in this powder-blue suit, and it was over.

Dean: Michigan has a fine School of Journalism.

Dean Lyons calls this sort of activity "path-bending leadership" , because it will bend that 45-degree line back nearer to the horizontal.

A second key question, the Dean says, is, "What were you hoping I could do for you? "

"He has a quiet toughness, it's what the company needs right now, " said Glenn Hubbard, dean of the Columbia Business School.

Harry Truman's Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, decided Chinese Communists had become a mere satrap of Stalin.

i attend a dinner which hold for my brothers and sisters of my lab from the field job. our boss treat us , and our dean also sit in on it.

The young man had no experience in the teaching, however, the dean made a decision to hire him.

In an unusually worded statement, the university says that Prof Sheppard "has declined reappointment" as dean of Fuqua.

"Communication is not just about accomplishing tasks, " says Scripps College of Communication dean Gregory Shepherd.

But Keiko Takemiya, dean of the manga program at Kyoto Seika University and a famed manga artist, said there were differences.

dean of admissions, Sharon felt some trepidation about how she would do in her interview.

Hurricane Dean also was rated a category five storm when it came ashore along the border of Mexico and Belize on the Yucatan peninsula.

He once turned down the part of James Dean because he felt he wasn't experienced enough for the role.

Dean: Haha. . . that's kinda funny, talking to a messenger of God on a cell phone. It's like watching a hell's angel ride a Moped.

Both Dean's campaign strategies and Spread Firefox are testament to small contributions and the power of the internet.

At Yale School of Management, Dean Joel Podolny believed that saying "no" had to be part of the package.

Dean hated flying, and by the time we reached the airport he was a nervous wreck.

Dean: Please accept our sincerest apologies again, Ms. Stone. As we're already said, we've be glad to compensate you for any damage.

so B suggests looking at the notebooks and calling the dean or secretary of the department for information.

"The building. . . Coldly classical or frantically baroque" (William Dean Howells).

Rabbi Abraham Cooper is associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center. He says hate websites increasingly target religious minorities.

You know how I love my Harry Dean Stanton.

Keeping his voice low so as not to wake Neville, Dean, and Seamus, Harry told Ron exactly what he had heard.

Membership in all other groups requires appointment by the medical school dean, teaching hospital executive, or academic society president.

Go out just now, perhaps the dean of our department looked for him. Did you make a sweet appointment with your girlfriend yesterday evening?

Now this on page 2. This is how he talks: All this time Dean was telling Marylou things like this .

He was Irwin Griswold, dean of the Law School for 21 years, who was serving a stint as solicitor general of the United States.

"David was, of course, a great figure in American letters, " Gary Kates, dean of Pomona College, said in a statement.

He induced Manager Bell to call on the Dean of Christ Church.

Special consideration may be extended to students with recommendation from wardens, Dean of Students or academic staff.

The programme prospectus and application forms can be obtained from the Dean of Students' Office, United College.

Another famous actor was James Dean, best known for the nineteen fifty-five movie "Rebel Without a Cause. "

James Dean had a wild and documented sexual history, which included experimental relationships with both men and women.

Dean contact they had also has a pair of little sisters also in the orphanage.

TSA officials contacted the airport, where security officers were trying a pilot program, and that test was ended, Dean said.

The dean required that our first order of business in the fall would be creating a dorm constitution and getting it ratified.

And this hard to read, but this says "Battle for New Hampshire: Howard Dean for President" -- articles on Howard Dean.

Mullan, who photographed Dean for an exhibition, made his appeal last month in the Irish Independent newspaper.

The brothers eventually manage to track down the demon who holds Dean's contract, a powerhouse named Lilith who also wants Sam dead.

James Dean, the school's dean, says he is in no doubt that others will follow.

But when Prof Chan became dean he really had his work cut out in developing the full-time MBA programme.

The certificate is much more than a piece of paper, says Troy Eggers, dean of executive education.

Mr. Dean, we are polices of the future, if you want to get more information about this case, please help us.

Dean Rusk continued to support the policy, and the military had asked for 200, 000 more troops to pursue it.

The results were surprising, Dean said. "In the first three days, we had more than 2, 000 comments, " she said.

When the dean spoke about jealousy, some people felt he had come too close to home.

There was no picnic this term because the dean withheld his consent.

In order to save the orphanage, dean decided to media revealed high-profile things were observed, hope I can find sponsorship.

Now, all heads turn toward the dean, who sits surrounded by a faint halo of light.

It's an honor to have been asked to give this second annual Dean Acheson lecture.

There he asks his housekeeper, Ellen Dean, to tell him the story of the family from the Heights.

Dean Busby and his colleagues at Brigham Young University, in Utah, however, have gathered some data which support delay.

Recommendation from student bodies, wardens, honorary wardens, College Dean of Students or administrative units.

The advice comes from information written by Jenny Dean of the Intermediate Technology Development Group in Britain.

So do leaders like Howard Dean (head of the national committee) and Nancy Pelosi (the top Democrat in the House of Representatives).

William Dean Howells praises Mark Twain as "the Lincoln of American literature" .

"You can give everyone the ability to comment on a question, " says Deirdre Woods, associate dean and chief information officer at Wharton.

Professor Barley Mak, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, will be the Acting Dean of Students during the above period.

The Rev. B. Davie Napier, dean of the chapel at Stanford University, says that "no entity hits as many sensitive people as these guys do. "

Banon can challenge the decision of Paris prosecutors by filing a new complaint, this time with the dean of Paris investigating magistrates.

Dean, I need you to continue not living up to your resume. Sue, you're in charge of waffling . -Are you sure?

The dean would love to issue a press release That you'll be joining Yale's freshman class In the fall, Assuming you're accepting.

Net that to cause disease the fungus must first detect its host, and that proteins it secretes play a major role in this process.

"More collaborative projects are in the pipelines as expansion north of the border continues to top our agenda, " said Dean Lee.

Dean Corso: [shakes his head] No deal.

At the helm e. G. A new dean is at the helm of the management school this year.