Mixed into the conversation is this: If nurses or medical assistants serving as chaperones witnessed Dr. George Tyndall inappropriately touching and treating students, as some have claimed, what's the point of chaperones?
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Until then, the students were in the care of chaperones.
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Group Six crammed into the elevator with two parent chaperones.
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When chaperones are the accepted convention, their absence inspires suspicion.
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We imagine the other chaperones were as starstruck as the kids.
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More than 100 of her peers and chaperones made the trip.
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My two chaperones from Uber didn't seem to mind too much.
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Group No. 6 crammed into the elevator with two parent chaperones.
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Thanks to our ranger chaperones for letting Grandma Joy rock this hat.
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The digital surveillance technologies of today's trust economy are our new chaperones.
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Everyone helps each other by whatever means — money, chaperones, medical care, internet.
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At kindergarten age, there is no real need for extra parental chaperones.
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Our chaperones came up to them and asked them, 'Do you feel uncomfortable?
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Courting: Chaperones are required on get-togethers, and only side hugs are allowed.
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We are doing everything we can to support the students, chaperones, and their families.
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I recall chaperones saying that we had a visitor and to get covered up.
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"The statements we obtained from students and chaperones are remarkably consistent," the investigators said.
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The money will go toward purchasing tickets and refreshments for the children and chaperones.
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For discovering functions of molecular chaperones in mediating protein folding and preventing protein aggregation.
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Chaperones just vanished over night because everybody was working and all the men had disappeared.
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Louis transforms Emery into the cool kid at school, and Jessica chaperones Eddie's field trip.
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This meant there weren't enough chaperones to notify and escort athletes to and from testing.
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As lawsuits mount against the University of Southern California and a former gynecologist who worked at the school, some are wondering: If nurses or medical assistants serving as chaperones saw this doctor inappropriately touching students, as some have alleged, what's the point of chaperones?
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They arrived at the campus around lunchtime, and headed for the cafeteria with their school chaperones.
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But what about those nurses and medical assistants who reportedly served as chaperones and their responsibility?
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But now, 40 parent chaperones will accompany the approximately 1,000 students — two-thirds of the school.
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Todos se ayudan los unos a los otros como pueden: con dinero, chaperones, atención médica, internet.
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The groups of nearly 50 students and chaperones had been in a secure compound since July 7.
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Fielding phone calls and acting as chaperones may not be as glamorous as publishing market-moving reports.
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Those with the right qualifications could be working in everything from "decision support analysis" to "online chaperones".
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The school party that set out for the hot springs reportedly included 37 children and seven chaperones.
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They also both appear to be mid-grimace, like chaperones at the back of a prom picture.
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Perhaps adult Neanderthals left their children with chaperones while they went off to hunt or work nearby.
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They interviewed 43 students, 13 chaperones, and reviewed evidence such as online videos and social media posts.
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In past years, chaperones said, some students had bought "Hope" hats in support of President Barack Obama.
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For the thousands of mostly prepubescent fans and their beleaguered parent chaperones, it's something akin to Comic-Con.
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The only people in the audience who looked like they were older than 14 were the parent chaperones.
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The investigation relied on Sandmann's written account, third-party witness interviews, and statements from other students and chaperones.
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"Addressing the issues that have come up around chaperones may be a great place to begin," she said.
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That is what chaperones do for young people not yet mature enough to make wise and prudent choices.
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Two got on and advised the women to veil their faces and travel with chaperones, she told Reuters.
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Sandmann said the students asked permission from adult chaperones to recite their school spirit chant to counter the protesters.
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Certiport's global test-administering franchises have to put up the cash to get their kids and chaperones to Disney.
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I was watching alongside one of the Greek chaperones, a teacher with an incredible bedazzled manicure and new shoes.
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The children's chaperones were dressed in plain clothes rather than the uniforms contractors wore at the facility in Tornillo.
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They included nurses and medical assistants who'd served as chaperones and been in the room while Tyndall did exams.
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"Untrained and inexperienced chaperones should not be working at the Games," WADA said in one of its many recommendations.
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Children ages 3-10, with chaperones, are welcome to join and revel with us in the power of literature.
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Traditional customs mean that young women studying abroad generally need a male relative to accompany them, acting as chaperones.
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Chaperones told investigators that some students had purchased "Hope" hats in support of President Barack Obama in years past.
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There were these terrible people yelling at these kids who were also out of control, because where were the chaperones?
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We're talking physical violence, stunts gone wrong, sexual innuendo that would make Christian Grey wince, grandma chaperones, and live animals.
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According to CNN affiliate WCVB, group chaperones reported everyone "ate the same thing" the night before they boarded their flights.
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For that reason, the allegations against Tyndall -- and the reported inaction of chaperones in his exam room -- leave her concerned.
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They were cloistered in a hotel's press room, which North Korean government chaperones would not let them leave for hours.
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Another student notified chaperones that she was missing as the group proceeded through the airport's security check-in, he said.
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Teachers and chaperones from the Catholic school should have discouraged students from, however unwittingly, promoting a questionable partisan political agenda.
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The women arrived for meals in staggered groups of 30 or so, with two older male chaperones accompanying each group.
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We recently performed the swearing-in for the new Los Angeles County sheriff, and I did not have enough chaperones.
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The teenagers were in Washington for the March for Life event, in a group supervised by parent and teacher chaperones.
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Now that I think about it, it would really make sense for these women chaperones to be married and also mothers.
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They checked in quietly in groups at the gate, and then went through security, where chaperones escorted them onto the planes.
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The statements are some of the first public comments from chaperones after the encounter on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
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He was so close that if we were at a high school dance, one of the chaperones would have separated us.
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Doing "Tomahawk chops" and chanting around a Native American man isn't a good look, even if their chaperones did approve it.
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Dalton later told BuzzFeed News that she mainly holds the adult chaperones who were with the high schoolers responsible for the incident.
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To their parents, it offered the assurance of respectability: chaperones roamed the hallways, and men were not allowed above the first floor.
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Sandmann says that he and his classmates were given permission by their adult chaperones to sing their school spirit chants in response.
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Nearly every day of the week, dozens of children arrive in vans to the airport in the morning with chaperones from BCFS.
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Instead of walking away, the Covington boys decided to respond with a round of group cheers — and, mystifyingly, the chaperones let them.
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Ob/gyns explain what they're doing to put patients at ease, while chaperones stand by to help patients feel safe and protected.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Beyond the blue Several police officers were at a Florida high school's prom Saturday, but they weren't there as chaperones.
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Keith has young children, and some schools block those with a record from being chaperones on trips or coaching a sports team.
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A solo walk home from the train feels safe because, for the most part, we are in a city of complicit chaperones.
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In some of the early episodes, like one in which Neal chaperones a field trip, there are long stretches without Mr. Goggins.
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Again, the real estate mogul kissed her on the lips, this time in front of two pageant chaperones and a receptionist, she said.
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Even the most "niche" panels garnered attention from teens attending VidCon, many traveling miles with chaperones in tow to catch their favorite creators.
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The children were between 8 and 10 years old and had chaperones accompanying them on the bus, state police spokesman Bill Sadler said.
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Fifth graders on up, accompanied by chaperones, filed out of the school in Brooklyn Heights en route to the protest on Friday morning.
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With permission from their teacher chaperones, the students responded by shouting "school spirit" chants to "drown out the hateful comments" directed at them.
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"You can see someone get gold fever — it's a look in their eyes," Okey says, and children are as susceptible as their adult chaperones.
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" Over the weekend, Richards, 50, shared a selfie with her RHOBH costars at the music festival and jokingly referred to the ladies as "chaperones.
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Meanwhile, "online chaperones" will be like the bodyguards to our digital identities—shielding both individuals and small businesses from identity theft and online harassment.
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The students and their chaperones were traveling back from John F. Kennedy International Airport after a spring break trip to eastern Europe, police said.
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Accompanied by chaperones for the first portions of their trips, the kids were flown to sponsor families or other shelters all over the country.
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It emanates from us, the sensitive caretakers of the illustrious departed, chaperones of the dead as they make their way to the next world.
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It includes the standard neighborhood paranoia of curfews, chaperones, radio hosts who bring up Ted Bundy, and candlelight vigils attended by neighbors and weirdos alike.
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Yes, you will need a wide lens to fit all the chaperones into the shot, but this level of transparency will ensure you are protected.
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" That chaperones stayed silent may be attributed to the "significant power differential" that exists, she said, "between doctors/administrators and nurses/medical assistants/clinic staff.
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Now, like chaperones at a school dance, hoping to get kids out on the floor, city officials have been encouraging a more robust night life.
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A state police spokesman, Bill Sadler, told CNN that the children on the bus were from 8 to 10 years old and accompanied by chaperones.
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After the shooting, she sensed the mood was different when she walked into the class of one of the chaperones of the New Zealand trip.
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We can even ask why there weren't more adult chaperones to counsel those students to do the only sensible thing: shut up and walk away.
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"We were going to go horse riding, and I decided to bring Johannah and Jennifer along … to be the chaperones for this date," Joy-Anna reveals.
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According to this account, the students responded with permission from the teacher chaperones by shouting "school spirit" chants before Phillips waded into scene playing his drum.
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The New York encounter made one of the chaperones so 'uncomfortable' that she advised McDowell not to go into any rooms with Trump alone, McDowell said.
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A number of complaints filed in 2013 by chaperones prompted an investigation by the university's Office of Equity and Diversity, which monitors discrimination and sexual misconduct.
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In some extreme cases, athletes weren't tested at all because they didn't have enough chaperones and couldn't find someone else to fill in on short notice.
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"Like an old traditional marriage, where there are all kinds of rules and chaperones, we can't consummate the marriage until we're officially hooked up," he said.
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To avoid these dangers, the chief operating officer of BDO, an accountancy firm, has suggested that two chaperones should attend seasonal celebrations, along with first aiders.
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At 200 West 15th Street in Chelsea, the super, Jose Cherrez, said the elevator men sometimes function as chaperones for single young women in the building.
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She and other women named as defendants in the suit also said that because of the presence of female chaperones, they believed they were receiving proper care.
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Berthe and Edma served each other as soul mates and, perhaps, when not accompanied by their mother, as mutual chaperones in a nearly all-male art world.
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" Says Phillips, a father of two: "At first I only wanted chaperones and teachers to be fired right away to never let that kind of situation to happen.
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Update October 31st, 10:13AM ET: Starship Technologies no longer trails its robots with human chaperones, as originally stated in this story, and instead monitors the robots remotely.
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The more than 20 former and current USC employees interviewed, and numerous complaint documents reviewed, included accounts from chaperones who were in the exam rooms, the paper reported.
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One lawsuit filed Monday on behalf of four former students calls Tyndall a "serial sexual predator" and backs the contention that chaperones were aware of what was happening.
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"We are here to have a dialogue with the diocese, asking them to hold those chaperones accountable," Thomas Pearce, the group's co-chair, told CNN at the vigil.
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And while the chaperones—like Jim Brown, who was once the chief test pilot for the F-22 program—usually have military aviation training, these trainees usually do not.
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Lawyers who helped negotiate the settlement said it would also force the university to take steps aimed at preventing misconduct in the future, such as requiring chaperones in examinations.
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The drama takes place when Wonka agrees to open the doors of his factory to five children (and their chaperones) who have found golden tickets hidden in candy bars.
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" In response to the statement, Phillips told PEOPLE, "At first I only wanted chaperones and teachers to be fired right away to never let that kind of situation to happen.
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That their chaperones didn't directly intervene long before Phillips saw fit to do so is puzzling, given the inflammatory and offensive accusations spoken clearly by the black Hebrew Israelite protesters.
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"Apparently the temperature reading is more accurate that way, but we were like, 'um...no'," says Heather, one of two media chaperones from the PR firm representing a company called Mission.
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About 240 kids from the all-boys Covington school and chaperones were in D.C. for the anti-abortion March for Life, and many wore "Make America Great Again" hats, including Sandmann.
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TMZ Sports cameras were rolling as the 12 boys -- along with their coaches and other chaperones -- walked through the airport to their waiting bus ... smiling and throwing up the peace sign.
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Four licensed investigators spent 240 hours interviewing 43 students and chaperones on the trip and reviewed about 50 hours of "internet activity" on YouTube, Vimeo, major news networks, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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" The junior said that, in response, another student asked their teacher chaperones for permission to sing the school spirit chant "to counter the hateful things that were being shouted at our group.
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In the course of the 79-day occupation that followed, the sit-in in Admiralty turned into something like a village of mostly young people and adults acting as chaperones of sorts.
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At least one person was killed and several others were injured early Tuesday morning when a charter bus full of high school students and chaperones plunged into a 50-foot ravine in Alabama.
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About 240 Covington students were in D.C. with chaperones to participate in the annual anti-abortion March for Life, and the native man, Nathan Phillips, had been participating in the Indigenous Peoples March.
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The group of fifth-graders and chaperones from James L. Dennis Elementary School in Oklahoma City were headed to Washington, D.C. for a field trip last week when American Airlines canceled their flight.
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The district is home to many politically vocal, liberal parents — a mix of wealthy and modest-income families, many of whom had been relying on teacher chaperones to take children to the rally.
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Men who are fearful of false accusations — and Miss Manners has heard from many of them — should not shun their female colleagues, which has professional consequences for all, but provide their own chaperones.
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Both teenagers claim neither they nor their chaperones on the trip knew that Howard was an HBCU, and Applequist said the plan was originally for the group to visit a zoo, not the college.
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"In fact, USC nurses, chaperones and other staff members were regularly present in the examination rooms, observed the inappropriate sexual molestation, and took no steps to stop it as it occurred," the complaint says.
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As the standard American soundtrack to inspiration, Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," played on an endless loop, chaperones with tight flight schedules for their crews rolled hardshell suitcases into the ballroom entryway.
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Additional concerns were expressed over inadequate support for and training of the chaperones employed to notify athletes of drug tests, with many of them failing to turn up at all at the designated time.
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Some parents with children at Saint Raphael Academy in Rhode Island said they wondered why the students and chaperones who went on the trip to Italy were not more quickly quarantined after they returned.
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GOLAN HEIGHTS — Quietly, over the last year, hundreds of sick Syrian children and their chaperones have been whisked across enemy lines at dawn for treatment at clinics in Israel, slipping back home after dark.
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Numerous chaperones witnessed the doctor stick fingers in patients to see if the speculum, the device that widens vaginal walls and allows the doctor to view the cervix, would fit, which is not standard procedure.
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Assisting them on this thorny path to love, like chaperones sent in by Millionaire Matchmaker Patti Stanger in a benevolent fairy-godmother mood, are the Beast's staff, now transformed into household objects: the teapot Mrs.
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During the Games IOs had privately expressed concerns that a lack of resources and inadequate training of support staff and chaperones, employed to notify athletes of drug tests, were compromising drugs testing in some areas.
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Earlier this month, BioMarin hosted 25 teenagers and their chaperones for an all-expenses paid trip to New York City, where they performed a Broadway-style musical based on their own experiences with bleeding disorders.
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One of the journalists, Will Ripley from CNN, read the text of Mr. Trump's withdrawal letter to their official North Korean chaperones on the return train ride from the remote nuclear test site, Punggye-ri.
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"I would say when you're engaged, you almost need more chaperones just because you're getting closer, the desires are getting stronger," says Kendra, who agrees with Joseph about appropriate hand placement during their engagement photo shoot.
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" Curtis notes that even though child actors have chaperones and guardians on set, and there are strict regulations about how long they are able to work, "...yet sadly, as with any rules, these are often broken.
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"On many occasions, those chaperones that did arrive were generally entirely new to the role and had received little to no adequate training or other preparation; and often spoke little or no English," read the report.
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"A student in our group asked one of our teacher chaperones for permission to begin our school spirit chants to counter the hateful things that were being shouted at our group," Sandmann said in his statement.
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The students, many in MAGA hats, were in D.C. with about 240 other students and chaperones from Covington for the anti-abortion March for Life, and Phillips was there as part of an Indigenous peoples gathering.
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"Women would come here to the headquarters and they would learn how to politically engage, but they needed a safe place to stay and they needed to be able to have chaperones with them," Ms. Harrington said.
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As young people figured out how to conduct their private lives away from the supervision of parents, teachers, and chaperones, they took it upon themselves to do the supervising, creating and enforcing their own codes of behavior.
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Even if queer kids longing for community sneaked into drag clubs — as they have for years — they hardly got to see their queen fantasies in broad daylight on convention floors alongside parent chaperones, their safety all but guaranteed.
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The bus was carrying 38 fifth-grade students, six chaperones and the driver, and all of the bus passengers who survived the crash, as well as the driver of the dump truck, were taken to hospitals with injuries.
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Once we got back on the bus, parent chaperones came on to tell us that the cops would be searching us to make sure we didn't have any more acid and that we should get rid of anything illegal.
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Though her full-time job now is to raise money for Appalshop, she organizes sex ed programs when she can and draws a steady flow of participants -- which often includes chaperones and parents who have plenty to learn, too.
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Because we were being loudly attacked and taunted in public, a student in our group asked one of our teacher chaperones for permission to begin our school spirit chants to counter the hateful things that were being shouted at our group.
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For example, a joint IOC/WADA task force recommended that 30 percent more testing chaperones—who escort the athletes to and from testing, observing them throughout the process—be hired to cover predictable attrition, but those hires were never made.
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And at Saint Raphael Academy, a private Catholic school in Pawtucket, R.I., administrators announced that the school would be closed this week after chaperones and a student who had traveled to Italy on a school trip tested positive for the virus.
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For the first time, Madison Square Garden opened its doors to Broadway, and with it came 18,000 New York City public school students and chaperones to watch a play that has only ever been performed on the Shubert Theater stage.
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Dania Beach, Florida: 221 Dead, 218 InjuredAt about 229:220 PM, a group of children with a few adult chaperones were walking back from a four-year-old's birthday party when at least one passenger in a passing car opened fire on them.
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He wrote that the clinic&aposs then-executive director, Dr. Larry Neinstein, conducted a poll of medical assistants or nurses who were chaperones when he saw patients, and "they confirmed that an exam without a glove never happened," according to the Times.
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New York State Police confirmed in a press release that a Journey Bus Line carrying 44 people — 38 students ranging from 16 to 18 years of age, and five chaperones, as well as the driver — was involved in an accident on Sunday night.
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Recently released CCTV video shows the young lads touching and pulling the wall-mounted work, but we also see their two adult chaperones whip out their phones and film the entire incident — because documentation of this precious scene for posterity sure beats discipline.
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The lawsuit alleges that some of the plaintiffs had complained about being abused while being examined in a room alone with Dr. Nassar, or that he had positioned himself in such a way as to block the view of parents or chaperones.
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On the charter bus that took us from Manhattan to the Patriots&apos team plane at Newark Airport, I sat next to and spoke to a man who identified himself as Shahein Allen, one of the parent chaperones for a kid in attendance.
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In his interview with MSNBC, Phillips shared that while he doesn't necessarily believe the students involved should be expelled, he does believe that any chaperones who were in attendance that day should be "immediately fired," adding that he didn't see any adults among the students.
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What looked like a pit-stop on an elementary school field trip, with two adult chaperones and a dozen or so kids seated in a half-moon at the foot of the 5-foot-tall marble statue, was wrapping up right as I strode in.
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"If there were chaperones present at exams that recognized that something was wrong and felt that they had the means to effectively and safely report that but chose to say nothing, I have a huge problem with that," she wrote in an email response.
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High school students and their chaperones from Wales — 65 in all — gathered in the middle of the terminal hall deciding on a Plan B. "Maybe we're better off going back to Times Square," Paul Rogers, a science teacher at the Caldicot School, shouted to his charges.
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Every few minutes, as we made our way up to the stunning Mosque of Muhammad Ali at the Citadel, with its silver domes and white marble courtyard, pockets of teenage boys, couples with toddlers and chaperones with classes from area mosques asked to take pictures with us.
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Later, McDowell said, Trump offered to help her get contracts with elite modeling agencies, and during a visit to Trump Tower in Manhattan at Trump's invitation, he again embraced and kissed her on the lips, this time in front of two pageant chaperones and a receptionist.
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But even with a plot that builds off the emotional heft of "Endgame," another mediocre villain (if perhaps better than the Vulture), heavy dose of Disney Channel-level romance and too much clunky shtick involving the adult chaperones made this feel qualitatively more like a middle-weight contender.
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The bus full of 38 fifth-grade students, six chaperones and the driver was heading to Waterloo Village, a recreated 19th-century town about 40 miles west of their school, East Brook Middle School in Paramus, when it crashed in Mount Olive a few miles from its destination.
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The superintendent of the school in Cordova, Alaska, where the swim team is from, told CNN that "all students and chaperones are accounted for and are OK. "Moments ago, I spoke again with Superintendent (John) Conwell (of the Unalaska City School District) who stated that the team was together, seemed fine and were eating pizza.
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It comes shortly after IMG Models, home to Gigi Hadid and Karlie Kloss, updated its existing "Model Protection" instructions (chaperones for minors; no nudity or semi-nudity unless agreed in writing in advance; and no using a model's image "in a pornographic or derogatory manner") to include a mission statement laying out its approach to harassment.
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And Edward Beck, a Catholic priest, had a simple bottom line: It was wrong for boys to mock an elder; chaperones should have stopped them; the school should not have allowed the kids to attend the March for Life wearing hats that are "political code for an agenda that is often in opposition with the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church," he argued.
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On some occasions, half of the expected chaperones didn't turn up, or showed up "very late" because they had to take public transportation, since funding for their transportation was also cut (the report highlights an extreme example where, due to a confluence of unfortunate circumstances, one poor doping control official had to sleep in a venue's doping control center overnight).
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These married mothers who will be the acceptable chaperones will need to be able to drop their children off at school and pick them up and will probably need an hour or two mid-day to ensure your shirts are pressed, the home is clean and that the evening meal has been prepped so that it can be on the table when their husbands finish their hard day of work.
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" The partnership was love at first sight, but: "[L]ike an old traditional marriage, where there are all kinds of rules and chaperones, we can't consummate the marriage, until we're actually officially hooked up..." Mackey said that Amazon is "not stupid enough to go change" the brand that Whole Foods has built, but that "over time, there could be other formats that evolve that — that might — wouldn't be branded Whole Foods Market, potentially, wouldn't be our standards.
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The biggest question these tests might answer is whether or not Starship's driving drones can handle public exposure in the U.S. I spoke to Starship comms manager Henry Harris-Burland when they began their European trials and he told me that in their 5,000 miles of more limited testing prior to that launch, they hadn't encountered any incidents of abuse, but real-world use at scale will probably provide very different results, especially once the bots start operating without human chaperones.
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In his response to my inquiry, Steven Pinker, a professor of psychology at Harvard, focused primarily on why men would be particularly concerned about any practice that would increase the sexual autonomy of women: Restricting abortion is an example of men's restrictions on women's reproductive capacity, which has taken many forms in various cultures and historical periods: chaperones, veils, wigs, burqas, niqabs, chadors, segregation by sex, confinement, foot-binding, genital mutilation, chastity belts, restrictions on birth control, double standards for adultery, violent sexual jealousy and laws and customs that make a woman the property of her husband.
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