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"We will lead the world in college completion by 2020," Mr. Yudin told the audience along with other goals he tossed out to a disgruntled, noisy crowd that began booing and responding over him and captured by the NBC news crew.
Rita M. Solnet: A Telling Town Hall Rita M. Solnet 2011
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My empathy for him turned to frustration relatively quickly as Mr. Yudin launched into the same, scripted rhetoric echoed ad nauseam from the DOE.
Rita M. Solnet: A Telling Town Hall Rita M. Solnet 2011
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Unbeknownst to me until the meeting began, a DOE Policy and Strategy Deputy, Mr. Michael Yudin, had just arrived and planned to speak.
Rita M. Solnet: A Telling Town Hall Rita M. Solnet 2011
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My empathy for him turned to frustration relatively quickly as Mr. Yudin launched into the same, scripted rhetoric echoed ad nauseam from the DOE.
Rita M. Solnet: A Telling Town Hall Rita M. Solnet 2011
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"We will lead the world in college completion by 2020," Mr. Yudin told the audience along with other goals he tossed out to a disgruntled, noisy crowd that began booing and responding over him and captured by the NBC news crew.
Rita M. Solnet: A Telling Town Hall Rita M. Solnet 2011
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Unbeknownst to me until the meeting began, a DOE Policy and Strategy Deputy, Mr. Michael Yudin, had just arrived and planned to speak.
Rita M. Solnet: A Telling Town Hall Rita M. Solnet 2011
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"It will be the home of Silver Wolf," said Yudin, who also wants to build a ship.
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Yudin is a member of Silver Wolf, a group that re-enacts the lives of Scandinavians who settled in western Russia in the eighth, ninth and 10th centuries.
Archive 2007-03-01 2007
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"It will be the home of Silver Wolf," said Yudin, who also wants to build a ship.
Archive 2007-03-01 2007
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Yudin is a member of Silver Wolf, a group that re-enacts the lives of Scandinavians who settled in western Russia in the eighth, ninth and 10th centuries.
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