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When she received no reply she began calling the Chancellor's office.
Bob Ostertag: The Chancellor and the Student, or, Speaking Truth to Power Bob Ostertag 2011
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When she received no reply she began calling the Chancellor's office.
Bob Ostertag: The Chancellor and the Student, or, Speaking Truth to Power Bob Ostertag 2011
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When she received no reply she began calling the Chancellor's office.
Bob Ostertag: The Chancellor and the Student, or, Speaking Truth to Power Bob Ostertag 2011
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When she received no reply she began calling the Chancellor's office.
Bob Ostertag: The Chancellor and the Student, or, Speaking Truth to Power Bob Ostertag 2011
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ABC News: UC Davis Pepper Spraying: Protesters Call Chancellor's Resignation
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This was particularly relevant because this meeting was to focus on changes to Chancellor's Regulation A-190.
Julie Cavanagh: Wagging my Finger While my Boss Wags the dog Julie Cavanagh 2010
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Despite this "spiritual" calling, he used the occasion of this article to viciously attack Tim Johnson, NYC public school parent and former head of the Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council CPAC.
Leonie Haimson: Chris Cerf, There You Go Again! Leonie Haimson 2011
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Despite this "spiritual" calling, he used the occasion of this article to viciously attack Tim Johnson, NYC public school parent and former head of the Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council CPAC.
Leonie Haimson: Chris Cerf, There You Go Again! Leonie Haimson 2011
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Edward Chancellor's review of Carl E. Walter and Fraser J.T. Howie's "Red Capitalism" Bookshelf, March 14 concentrates almost entirely on China's state-owned banking system, ignoring any discussion of the impact of state control by the world's largest exporter and second largest economy on multilateral trade.
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Sadly, I think the "monkey's second assistant" quip originated with Simon Hoggart on an occasion when Melanie Johnson took Chancellor's questions.
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