"We have been unable to find a safe and suitable venue," said the letter from Vice Chancellor Scott Biddy and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Stephen Sutton.
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Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache of the far-right Freedom Party resigned on Saturday as vice chancellor and party leader after the video was released by two German news organizations.
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Vice Chancellor Hartwig Loeger would lead until then, he said.
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Vice-Chancellor Slights hailed that "ingenious" argument – but rejected it.
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Her father retired as a the vice chancellor for research.
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Austrian Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache also welcomed the court ruling.
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That story begins after Vice-Chancellor Glasscock's decision in May 2018.
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See also:Scandal fells the vice-chancellor of Austria (May 18th 2019)
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The vice-chancellor issued his opinion only days after the trial.
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Ulyukayev was speaking after meeting visiting Austrian Vice Chancellor Reinhold Mitterlehner.
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Vice-Chancellor Glasscock will be driving through unknown territory without a map.
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"No, it's not a trap," he tells the vice chancellor on tape.
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His new boss, Girish Chandra Tripathi, the vice chancellor, is an R.S.S. man.
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He is associate vice chancellor for Research at The University of Texas System.
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Strache resigned within 24 hours as vice chancellor and head of his party.
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Vice-Chancellor Laster said AmerisourceBergen was wrong on both prongs of its argument.
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Sara Arrhenius was appointed vice chancellor of the Royal Institute of Art in Sweden.
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He then became the country's vice chancellor, the second-highest figure in the government.
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The problem with the vice chancellor is not just that he is right-wing.
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The person who replaces Schaeuble could also carry the prestigious title of vice chancellor.
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Dr. Agnes Binagwaho is the vice chancellor of the University of Global Health Equity.
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Dan Mogulof, assistant vice-chancellor at Berkeley, told me his university is being used.
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The vice chancellor has said once the report is ready, they will disclose it.
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Germany's Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said Hoecke's speech had sent shivers down his spine.
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Still, Mr. Brandt's successor, Helmut Schmidt, made Mr. Genscher foreign minister and vice chancellor.
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University of Zimbabwe vice chancellor Levi Nyagura did not respond to calls for comment.
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That party&aposs leader, Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache, says he also will meet Putin.
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AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR KURZ TO MEET VICE-CHANCELLOR STRACHE AT CHANCELLERY AT 1100 LOCAL TIME -APA
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AL BLOOMABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES The writer is vice chancellor of N.Y.U. Abu Dhabi.
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Mr. Strache, in addition to serving as vice chancellor, also served as minister of sport.
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Beth Keith, the associate vice chancellor for university communications, was kind enough to get back.
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Perhaps predictably, Mr. Gabriel, who is also Germany's vice chancellor, did not take it well.
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The vice chancellor was assaulted on the steps of his office building by a mob.
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"Things are not moving on that front," said Gabriel, who is also Germany's vice chancellor.
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Brandt had the benefit of three years as vice-chancellor in the lead-up to 1969.
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Vice Chancellor Joseph Slights determined that Patriarch was obligated to produce the documents sought by Alvarez.
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Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has called him the pioneer of an international "authoritarian and chauvinist" movement.
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They burned a car, a bus and the office of Max Price, the university's vice-chancellor.
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The vice-chancellor paid up, and later gave yet more money to the League's central committee.
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However, the head of the FPO, Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache, did attend, with his wife.
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In 2016 another milestone was passed when Louise Richardson became the university's first female vice chancellor.
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Until November, Mr. Hershenson was senior vice chancellor for university relations and secretary to the board.
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Peller's complaint, along with the two others, was referred to then–Executive Vice Chancellor Marlene Tromp.
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The forum selection clause that Vice-Chancellor Travis Laster struck down in 2018's Sciabacucchi v.
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They are starting to look elsewhere for opportunity, says the vice-chancellor of a leading Indian university.
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She showed no signs of shaking and looked relaxed, chatting and laughing with Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
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A former vice chancellor also raised concerns about sexual assault accusations before he resigned in March 2013.
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Gabriel, who is also Germany's vice chancellor, is also expected to meet U.S. Vice President Mike Pence.
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The Title IX office referred Glasscock's case to the office of UCSC's Executive Vice Chancellor Marlene Tromp.
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She showed no signs of shaking and looked relaxed, chatting and laughing with Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
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Merkel, for the pleasure of having brought with you your vice-chancellor, administrator of the French province.
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Brexit risks driving away students, staff and funding, Oxford's vice-chancellor, Professor Louise Richardson, told BBC radio.
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As boss of the centre-left Social Democrats, he is also the vice chancellor and economics minister.
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Heinz-Christian Strache, 48 and chairman of the Freedom Party since 2005, will now become vice chancellor.
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Jamia's Vice Chancellor Najma Akhtar said police had entered the campus without permission, injuring around 200 students.
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" The letter, written by Scott Biddy, the vice chancellor, and Stephen Sutton, the vice chancellor for student affairs, said it was "not possible to assure that the event could be held successfully — or that the safety of Ms. Coulter, the event sponsors, audience and bystanders could be adequately protected.
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And, as these lines were written, Germany's Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel was advocating a strategic partnership with China.
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And, as Mrs Merkel's coalition partner, vice-chancellor and cabinet minister, he sounded unconvincing when attacking her policies.
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The Delaware Supreme Court said Vice-Chancellor Laster misread its precedent in two 2017 cases, DFC Global v.
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The average pay of a university vice-chancellor is now more than a quarter of a million pounds.
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It was "bitterly disappointing", says Paddy Nixon, vice-chancellor of Ulster University (UU), who had masterminded the plan.
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The result, says Sir Steve Smith, vice-chancellor at Exeter, is "the market, red in tooth and claw".
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Vice-Chancellor Slights already ruled, back in 2018, that Tesla shareholders plausibly alleged Musk's control in their complaint.
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"I don't want to be the vice chancellor of Angela Merkel," she said, referring to the German leader.
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Additional details came out during the hearings before Judge Cousins in California and Vice-Chancellor Laster in Delaware.
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The two-day trial kicked off in Delaware's Court of Chancery before Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock on Monday.
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As a result, universities must now compete on quality, says Chris Husbands, vice-chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University.
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"A weight has fallen from all of Europe's shoulders," said German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel, a Social Democrat.
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Everything is riding on a decision by Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III of the Delaware Court of Chancery.
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Austrian chancellor has called for new elections after the country's vice chancellor stepped down Saturday in corruption scandal.
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In December of 2017, Dr. Alison Green left her post as the pro vice-chancellor of Arden University.
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Xiang Zhang, the university's president and vice chancellor, called the killing a "tragic event" in a campuswide email.
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"We did not have enough police officers," said Dan Mogulof, assistant vice chancellor for public affairs at Berkeley.
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"Admissions is both an art and a science," Thomas Parham, Irvine's vice chancellor for student affairs, told me.
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Mr. Mock was foreign minister and vice chancellor until 1995, when he first learned he had Parkinson's disease.
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He returned to the university in 1978 as vice chancellor for research and dean of the graduate college.
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Richard S. Larson, M.D., Ph.D., is executive vice chancellor at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center.
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That complaint was referred to UC Santa Cruz Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Marlene Tromp in September 2018.
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A spokesman for the head of the People's Party, Vice Chancellor Reinhold Mitterlehner, was not immediately available for comment.
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On May 10th Reinhold Mitterlehner, the ÖVP vice-chancellor, resigned and brought down the dysfunctional SPÖ-led grand coalition.
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The default is Sigmar Gabriel, the party's current boss and Mrs Merkel's economics and energy minister and vice chancellor.
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The SPD has not decided whether its chairman Sigmar Gabriel, Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister, will run against Merkel.
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"We must and we will do better," said Professor Brian Schmidt, the vice-chancellor of the Australian National University.
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BUET's vice-chancellor, meanwhile, has promised not only to ban ragging, but also to bar political organisations from campus.
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The Delaware judge in the ExamWorks case, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster, has expedited proceedings to hear these claims.
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Sandeep Gopalan is the pro vice chancellor for academic innovation and a professor of law at Deakin University, Australia.
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Austria's far-right Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache has resigned following allegations of corruption in a secretly taped film.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - German Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said on Thursday Britain's departure from the European Union should be swift.
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EDT: Vice President Pence meets with German Vice Chancellor and Minister of Finance Olaf Scholz in the White House.
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"Sebastian Kurz has made the far right socially acceptable," said Reinhold Mitterlehner, a former vice chancellor and fellow conservative.
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Already in warrior mode, Baron said, the lawyers told Vice-Chancellor Slights that they, too, were ready to go.
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Mark R. Yzaguirre is associate general counsel and associate vice chancellor for legal affairs at the University of Houston.
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Peter Hoj, its vice-chancellor, has worked as a consultant to the Chinese state agency responsible for Confucius Institutes.
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In 1949 she married Geoffrey Warnock, a fellow philosopher who in the 1980s became the vice chancellor of Oxford.
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Strache is also vice chancellor and leader of the junior party in the governing coalition, the far-right Freedom Party.
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"To be honest we're really quite worried about it," its vice-chancellor Professor Louise Richardson said at the time. reut.
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UTS vice-chancellor Attila Brungs agreed, telling Fairfax Media the course's "studio study" model was designed to foster such innovation.
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"The Cornforths made a remarkable contribution to the world," says University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor and Principal Dr Michael Spence.
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Below are excerpts from a CNBC interview with Germany's Finance Minister and Vice Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, and CNBC's Annette Weisbach.
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"I do not think that's an issue for public money," Scholz, who is also vice-chancellor, told dpa news agency.
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The ruling from Vice Chancellor Joseph Slights of Delaware's Court of Chancery said these entities belong to the Zohar fund.
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Mr. Milliken then asked Frederick P. Schaffer, the university's general counsel and senior vice chancellor for legal affairs, to investigate.
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Sandeep Gopalan is a professor of law and pro vice chancellor for academic innovation at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia.
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The agreement, which made Strache vice chancellor, includes plans to cut public spending and taxes and curb benefits for refugees.
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Sandeep Gopalan is a professor of law and the pro vice chancellor for academic innovation Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia.
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He was the highest-ranking openly gay person in the German government, having risen to the position of vice chancellor.
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In November, Vice-Chancellor John Noble granted the injunction and ordered C&J to test the market for competing offers.
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A secretly videotaped meeting between Austria's right-wing vice chancellor and a purported Russian agent threw Austria's government into chaos.
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Several faculty members were also there, and he approached Judith Cone, the vice chancellor for innovation, entrepreneurship and economic development.
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Jill Orcutt, U.C. Merced's associate vice chancellor for enrollment management, said incoming freshmen were repeatedly reminded about the transcripts deadline.
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But in Wednesday's order certifying the appeal, Vice-Chancellor Laster suggested that Chancery needs some guidance from the Supreme Court.
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The Austrian government collapsed over the weekend after far-right Freedom Party leader Heinz-Christian Strache resigned as vice chancellor.
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French populists found hope, Mexican leaders expressed concern and Germany's vice chancellor offered an allusion to his country's dark past.
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Late in the afternoon, Rocky Tuan, vice-chancellor and president of CUHK, served as an intermediary between police and students.
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Sandeep Gopalan is the pro vice chancellor for academic innovation and a professor of law at Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia.
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Suzanne Fortier, the school's principal and vice-chancellor, announced her decision Friday, saying the name made indigenous students feel alienated.
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In 2006, he became the university's vice chancellor of research before becoming president of Stony Brook in the summer of 2009.
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"Such misconduct is incompatible with the principles of the Freedom Party," said Strache, who is vice-chancellor in Austria's coalition government.
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And the German vice chancellor weighed in just last month on Trump, lumping him in with "right-wing populists" in Europe.
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UC Berkeley Vice Chancellor Scott Biddy noted in a statement on Monday that the cop appeared to be following standard procedure.
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As the new SPD finance minister and vice-chancellor, Olaf Scholz has more power to enact that plan than anyone else.
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According to Professor Adam Habib, Vice-Chancellor and Principal of Wits University, 77% of students polled wanted to return to class.
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In Tuesday's ruling, Vice Chancellor Travis Laster said fair value was $17.62 per share, not the $13.75 per share deal price.
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This need not be Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz, a member of the Social Democrats — junior partner in Merkel's ruling grand coalition.
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ANU vice-chancellor Professor Brian Schmidt AC said the Tuckwell's latest gift created a legacy that will last for many decades.
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Last week, Freedom Party (FPO) leader and Austrian Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache said his party was fighting against "population exchange".
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Professor Simon Hallsworth is Pro-Vice Chancellor of Arts at the University of Suffolk, and an academic expert on urban violence.
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Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache, who heads the far-right Freedom Party, has long accused the broadcaster of left-wing bias.
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Neither Faymann nor Vice Chancellor Reinhold Mitterlehner from the People's Party said they would make any recommendation for the run-off.
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"We cannot change the past, but nor should we seek to hide from it," said Stephen Toope, vice chancellor of Cambridge.
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Luoga currently serves as the deputy vice chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), the country's largest public university.
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"There was a great willingness to sign the agreement in October," Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's economy minister and vice-chancellor, told reporters.
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This need not be Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz, a member of the Social Democrats - junior partner in Merkel's ruling grand coalition.
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In a posting on Facebook in February, FPO leader and Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache accused national broadcaster ORF of lying.
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The opposition effort poses problems in particular for Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's vice chancellor and the leader of the German Social Democrats.
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Chancellor Sebastian Kurz called snap elections after the country's far-right vice chancellor resigned over a secretly filmed video from 2017.
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The vice chancellor, a leader of the far-right Freedom Party, quickly resigned, and new elections have been called for September.
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But according to Vice-Chancellor Laster, nothing in the statute or Delaware Supreme Court precedent requires shareholders to reveal their intentions.
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Last week Paul Alivisatos, the university's executive vice chancellor and provost, sent out a grave letter to students and faculty members.
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" Werner Kogler, the Greens leader, who will serve as vice chancellor, put it more bluntly: "We were elected for different things.
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While the university searches for his replacement, NaTashua Davis, who oversees the university's McNair Scholars program, is the interim vice chancellor.
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In a filing in May, Oracle's special litigation committee told Vice-Chancellor Glasscock that it favored a settlement with the director defendants.
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But the committee advised Vice-Chancellor Glasscock that it had scheduled a mediation with retired U.S. District Judge Layn Phillips for July.
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"We made four especially for today," explains vice-chancellor Sir David Eastwood, who handed the books to the prince as he left.
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Olaf Scholz, the vice-chancellor and finance minister, exudes competence and ambition but struggles to shake off his robotic "Scholz-omat" reputation.
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Apart from Schulz, the other leading figure to be the SPD's choice for chancellor is party leader and vice chancellor Sigmar Gabriel.
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"UCI eSports will be built on four pillars: competition, academics, entertainment and community," said Thomas Parham, UCI vice chancellor for student affairs.
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Shareholders' lawyers have asked Delaware Vice-Chancellor Sam Glasscock to compel the Oracle committee to comply with subpoenas for its investigative materials.
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BHU vice chancellor, Girish Chandra Tripathi, told reporters he was going to meet the protesting students when "outside elements" disturbed the peace.
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ORF, which had already demanded an apology from Strache, said on Monday it had brought its own case against the vice chancellor.
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The Supreme Court majority said that Vice-Chancellor Glasscock didn't use the right standard to analyze whether ETE had breached its obligations.
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Vice-Chancellor Samuel Glasscock's AOL decision, on the other hand, could actually be considered a boon for dissenting shareholders, as I'll explain.
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Vice Chancellor Laster also asserted that because the pricing was based on a leveraged buyout model, it was not a market price.
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As vice-chancellor, Dr. Hamilton proved to be an adept fund-raiser who had no qualms about asking rich people for money.
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Sigmar Gabriel, the German vice chancellor and economy minister, had warned that delaying the signing of CETA could destroy the trade deal.
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Ordained a priest in 1984, he served parishes in Whittier, Pasadena and Los Angeles, before becoming a vice chancellor of the archdiocese.
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He was "diligent and proactive," Olive Mugenda, a former vice chancellor at the university who worked with Dr. Mwangi, wrote on Twitter.
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Context: The leader of the far-right Freedom Party, Mr. Kurz's coalition partner, had earlier resigned as vice chancellor over the video.
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Since then, people like the German vice chancellor, Sigmar Gabriel, and the boxing champion George Foreman have made pilgrimages to see it.
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Ngono Horace Manga, the university's vice chancellor, told CNN on Thursday that the kidnappers had demanded a ransom to free the students.
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But in recent years, according to Vice-Chancellor Laster, some Chancery rulings have imposed limits and conditions on shareholders' rights of access.
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The 38 year old, who could expect to be vice chancellor in a coalition, also wants to kick Greece out of the euro.
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Fekl's comments come after Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's Vice-Chancellor, said over the weekend that TTIP has failed, but "nobody is really admitting it".
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Stuart Croft, the vice-chancellor, talks about the importance of "place-making"—that is, building on the region's strengths and tackling its weaknesses.
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"With the agreement, we've created planning security for companies," said Gabriel, the vice chancellor and leader of the center-left Social Democrats (SPD).
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The Freedom Party leader, Heinz-Christian Strache, resigned as vice chancellor on Saturday, and Mr. Kurz called for early elections the same day.
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SPD chairman Sigmar Gabriel, who is also Economy Minister and Vice Chancellor, accused Merkel and Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble of neglecting European integration.
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"The process itself highly engages the students even before orientation begins," John Gunkel, the vice chancellor for academic programs and services, pointed out.
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A.N.U. introduced a sexual consent training course for all first-year students this year, said Richard Baker, pro vice chancellor of the university.
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It trimmed its list in accordance with normal policies, according to a statement from Thomas Parham, the university's vice chancellor for student affairs.
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"Why should German taxpayers pay to imprison foreign criminals?" said Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel, leader of the Social Democrats (SPD), Merkel's coalition partner.
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The doctor surrendered to law enforcement Monday, Chancellor Gene Block and Vice Chancellor of UCLA Health Sciences John Mazziotta said in a joint statement.
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While others, like the former center-left Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel, argued that austerity measures were driving the EU toward the brink of collapse.
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Vice Chancellor Fazal Rahim told reporters that the university teaches over 3,000 students and was hosting an additional 600 visitors for the poetry recital.
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The highest profile, and probable frontrunner, is Finance Minister and Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz - with a partner from the formerly communist east of Germany.
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The justices even mentioned the hedge funds' assertion that Vice-Chancellor Laster meant to provoke the Supreme Court after he was reversed in Dell.
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Sigmar Gabriel, now Germany's foreign minister, was until recently head of a giant economy ministry, chair of the centre-left SPD and vice chancellor.
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Jacobs was a vice-chancellor in Delaware Chancery Court from 1985 to 2003 and then a justice on the state Supreme Court until 2014.
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About half of the courses at UWE have a vocational element, says Steven West, its vice-chancellor, which is not unusual for similar universities.
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However, some speculation suggests that Schulz would have to go up against SPD Chairman Sigmar Gabriel, who is also economy minister and vice chancellor.
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"We must not allow this abominable crime to be misused for rabble-rousing and conspiracy propaganda," German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said on Facebook.
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Last year, Vice Chancellor Zameer Uddin Shah said he would not allow female students to enter the main library as "it would attract boys".
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Austrian Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache, of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO), said the FPO had nothing to do with the Identitarian Movement.
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Joschka Fischer, one of the first Greens elected to Germany's Bundestag (parliament), served as the nation's foreign minister and vice chancellor from 20053-2005.
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But leader Christian Lindner, who would probably become vice-chancellor in a black-yellow administration, wants to kick Greece out of the single currency.
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Vice Chancellor Travis Laster found that the committee that governed the MLP and the committee's advisers acted in bad faith in approving the deal.
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German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has suggested that the European Union should refocus its economic policy toward Asia, should the Trump administration pursue protectionism.
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"We are making it O.K. for students to say that they do need help," said Edgar Dormitorio, the assistant vice chancellor of students affairs.
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In February, the vice chancellor for student affairs nearly granted Pedroza an appeal, which, barring new, mitigating evidence, wasn't allowed under the student charter.
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The man who posted it is Heinz-Christian Strache: the leader of Austria's far-right Freedom Party and, since December, the country's vice chancellor.
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He was a professor and later vice chancellor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, where he founded the department of electronics in 1970.
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Clearly, Vice-Chancellor Laster is concerned that some of his Chancery Court colleagues are getting too miserly about allowing shareholders access to corporate records.
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Republican John Zerwas stepped down from the position in September to join the University of Texas System as executive vice chancellor for health affairs.
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Mr. Gabriel, the Social Democrat vice chancellor, has pushed hard for Berlin to relax its stance on government spending and the shared euro currency.
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" Joe Alleva, LSU vice chancellor and director of athletics, thanked authorities in a statement Saturday for "their hard work, diligence and pursuit of justice.
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So according to Blue Apron and the other companies, the vice-chancellor erred when he held the clauses to be invalid on their face.
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The state AG, Gurbir Grewal, cited, among other precedent, a December 2018 opinion from Vice-Chancellor Travis Laster of Delaware Chancery court in Sciabacucchi v.
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"We reject any movement in that direction," Freedom Party leader and Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache told a news conference after the weekly cabinet meeting.
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But Oxford's vice-chancellor said rivals were looking to poach some of its top academics amid the uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The current vice-chancellor of Oxford, John Hood, hails from New Zealand, and his counterpart at Cambridge, Alison Richard, spent 22 years teaching at Yale.
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In July 2016, the newly appointed vice-chancellor of JNU suggested installing an army tank on campus premises to instill patriotism in the student body.
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Besides being dean of the Washington University law school, from 1973 to 1980, he was also vice chancellor of and general counsel to the university.
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I emailed Evan Chesler of Cravath and shareholder counsel Christine Mackintosh of Grant & Eisenhofer for comment on Vice-Chancellor Slights' decision but didn't hear back.
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The Queen, escorted by the high commissioner and the university's vice chancellor, Professor David Richardson, was shown around the huge display of artifacts and exhibits.
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"Why should German taxpayers pay to imprison foreign criminals?" said Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel, leader of the Social Democrats (SPD), coalition partners to Merkel's conservatives.
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"I have instructed University of California Police Department (UCPD) to open a complaint investigation," UC Berkeley Vice Chancellor Scott Biddy said in a press release.
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Shares in the "the proposed transaction quickly became financially unpalatable to (ETE)," wrote Vice-Chancellor Sam Glasscock in his 62-page opinion in the case.
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During his visit, Gabriel, leader of Germany's Social Democrats and also Angela Merkel's Vice Chancellor, also met critics of the government and human rights activists.
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"Out of 26 universities only nine of them are operational," University of Johannesburg Vice Chancellor Ihron van Rensburg told the ENCA news channel on Thursday.
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Sigmar Gabriel, the country's vice-chancellor and economics minister, and a long-time proponent of TTIP, admitted last month that negotiations had "de facto failed".
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Salvini was also due to hold a joint news conference with Austrian far-right leader and Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache at 4:15 p.m.
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Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, the leader of the country's center-right People's Party, was expected to address the resignation of his vice chancellor later Saturday.
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Richard Schmitt doesn't think it's a problem that his newspaper's stories neatly overlap with the social media posts of Sebastian Kurz and his vice-chancellor.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel on Tuesday issued an indirect warning against stoking nationalism and promoting protectionism to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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Scholz, a Social Democrat who is also vice chancellor, would likely take over Merkel's responsibilities, at least on a temporary basis, if she were incapacitated.
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The bride's father, a gastroenterologist, is the vice chancellor of health sciences and a distinguished professor of medicine at the University of California, San Diego.
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"Sebastian Kurz has made the far right socially acceptable," Reinhold Mitterlehner, a former vice chancellor and another member of his party said earlier this year.
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"Sebastian Kurz has made the far right socially acceptable," Reinhold Mitterlehner, a former vice chancellor and another member of his party said earlier this year.
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First, in May, Vice Chancellor Laster held that the 2013 buyout price for Dell shares undervalued the stock by about 22 percent, or nearly $4.
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Vice-Chancellor Laster's ruling last December that corporations cannot dictate where shareholders bring those claims has been a boon to advocates of shareholder class actions.
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"I think Mr. de Maizière is making a big mistake," said Sigmar Gabriel, Ms. Merkel's vice chancellor and head of the center-left Social Democrats.
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The NSC also announced Girard Melancon, vice chancellor for workforce solutions at Baton Rouge Community College, as the newest member of its board of directors.
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The far-right Freedom Party's Heinz-Christian Strache resigned as vice chancellor and party leader after the video was released by two German news organizations.
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