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Old 05-02.-2008, 04:55 AM   #31
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Hold it! He has not become head yet. He's just been nominated as has been Robert Briner. To quote the article,

"The rival for the CAS presidency is no lightweight. Though Briner is not a familiar name in the world of sport, he is in the world of arbitrations. He is the former president of the International Court of Justice and president of the International Court of Arbitration for the International Chamber of Commerce."

Yes, that is true. Technically, there is still hope. But, realistically, I'm not holding my breath.
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Old 05-02.-2008, 12:19 PM   #32
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Why can't 80% of people on the Internet spell lose?
I started school in 1972 when there was a big push to teach kids to read and write using phonics only and no memorization. Turns out that it was a terribly failed experiment and many people of my generation are in the same bote.
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I started school in 1972 when there was a big push to teach kids to read and write using phonics only and no memorization. Turns out that it was a terribly failed experiment and many people of my generation are in the same bote.
Weren't the seventies a wonderful time for new age radical teaching theories, and teachers with long hair and beards singing Simon and Garfunkel songs to the class.

I spent sixth grade in an "open class" where we combined three classes into one. Got to grade seven and the poor teacher had to teach us 90% of grade six as well as grade seven. It was just a one year experiment we were involved in...
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