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to be any end to it. And now it may be our turn. When I came back to manage this plant, the Bearington Herald did a story on me. I know, big deal. But I was kind of a minor celebrity for a while. The local boy had made it big. It was sort of a high-school fantasy come true. I hate to think that the next time my name is in the paper, the story might be about the plant closing. I'm starting to feel like a traitor to everybody. Donovan looks like a nervous gorilla when I get back to the plant. With all

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determined to be the best mother she could possibly be. Since JB was willing but not bright, Tara was assuming the role of Most Responsible Parent. She’d earned her high school spending money as a babysitter, which gave her some experience in child care. She was frowning as she turned the pages, a look familiar to me from our school years. “Have you picked a doctor yet?” I said, after I’d finished my leg lifts. My quads were screaming, particularly the damaged one in my left leg. We were in the gym

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fille ne semblait pas être un mannequin professionnel, mais elle s’était sans doute constitué un book pour démarcher les agences. Punaisée au-dessus de la table de travail, je remarquai la photocopie d’un emploi du temps à l’entête de la Juilliard School, la célèbre école de spectacle. À côté se trouvait une fiche d’inscription au nom d’Elizabeth Ames. La jeune femme avait vingt ans et était en première année d’art dramatique. J’ouvris les tiroirs et parcourus sans vergogne tous les documents qui

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through the multitude of his short stories and feiiilletons , the succeeding phases of a not very eventful life can be unerringly traced, like the path of an explorer on a map. There are glimpses of his boyhood at foretat and Yvetot, of his school-days at Rouen, of his brief service as a volunteer in 1870, of his clerkship at a public department in Paris. Then, still trace- able in the stories, came a spell of life in the capi- tal, first in a small lettered society, later in a wider

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institutions, lectures by visiting scho­ lars, and foreign language classes 19. However, there hasn’t been any general overhaul of course programs and, in most fields, it is still necessary to go abroad to pursue graduate studies. Medical and technical schools do not have sufficient equipment for appropriate practical training and libraries are still poorly equipped. According to students and young professionals, the system doesn’t provide equal opportunities for employment. Rather than on rewarding talent