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In case a vine is ( | part-time) a shrub and planted on a bigger scale, is i |
avant and since then it has been manned only | part-time: a ticket office on Platform 2 (Portsmouth b |
View information about the | part-time Access course |
July 21, 1953) is an American politician and | part-time actor from the state of Oregon. |
Reekers is a | part-time actor and film director, specializing in the |
Gilliam is also a | part-time actor, a member of the Screen Actors Guild w |
He was also a Detroit police officer and | part-time actor, gaining recognition in the Beverly Hi |
i Siu (Melissa Ng) the manager of a group of | part-time actors. |
A | part-time actress, while appearing in pantomime Cinder |
the country duo Blue County, his mother is a | part-time actress, model, and acting coach, and his gr |
tice in Florida from 1974 to 1996, and was a | part-time adjunct professor at the University of Miami |
After his retirement he was | part-time Administrator, for the HSA Charitable Trust |
tography pro bono and George Cautherly was a | part-time administrator. |
ny has expanded in recent years, featuring a | part-time administrator/executive director, over 80 mu |
he was admitted to the year 2010 of Konkuk's | part-time admittance for the arts and culture film maj |
School, Pengam, and served as Principal of a | part-time Adult Education Centre at Aberbargoed. |
fic career-oriented programs and services to | part-time adult undergraduate, graduate, and lifelong |
College still has a strong offer within the | part-time Adult Education market and an expanding port |
t opportunities for a range of full-time and | part-time adult students. |
Since then, Grady has served as a | part-time adviser to a number of political figures. |
club in June 2009 after the club reverted to | part-time after some disastrous results under their ne |
number of over 3,000 additional traditional, | part-time Air National Guard, Army National Guard, Arm |
vilians, as well as over 1,000 "traditional" | part-time Air National Guard personnel. |
ty, his alma mater, and until recently was a | part-time analyst for ESPN. |
m. newscaster, and previously a reporter and | part-time anchor for the Fox News Channel. |
engine and resource that focuses entirely on | part-time and hourly jobs. |
s aged over 18, and 255 students under 16 in | part-time and full time courses. |
He has since decided to go | part-time and as joined Conference North club Solihull |
ture and the position of head coach was made | part-time and the club parted company with Peter Roe. |
Presently, there are 3,500 full-time, | part-time, and casual employees and more than 1600 vol |
nning of his law career he had practiced law | part-time and coached the East High School football te |
d there are around ten other employees, both | part-time and full-time. |
He studied | part-time and obtained a degree in chemistry and then |
ound 4 300 registered students, many of them | part-time and distance students. |
In Alaska, legislators are considered | part-time, and many do not typically cease outside emp |
ludes 70 full-time staff, 21 faculty, and 23 | part-time and student employees. |
Broward Virtual School offers students | part-time and full-time enrollment with the opportunit |
he decade following World War II, Dolby held | part-time and summer jobs at Ampex in Redwood City, wo |
e on the east side of 34th Street is staffed | part-time and when the token booth is closed, only two |
mploys 339 staff (2003) including full-time, | part-time and seasonal employees. |
Programmes offered are full-time, | part-time and distance learning from certificate to po |
designed for adult learners to attend school | part-time, and offers a Bachelor of Science degree in |
University of Oxford that caters mainly for | part-time and mature students. |
a dozen full time employees as well as many | part-time and seasonal employees. |
employ about 1,800 individuals in fulltime, | part-time and as-needed positions. |
It specialises in the provision of | part-time and distance learning courses to the lay fai |
Students can choose to take courses full- or | part-time, and students typically finish the program i |
The programs are | part-time and full-time paid positions for which stude |
She taught English | part-time and commenced an MA thesis on the poet John |
School also offers a comprehensive range of | part-time and short courses for almost every age group |
4,000 full-time and 8,000 | part-time) and 800 staff. |
one senior judge who continues to hear cases | part-time, and two retired judges who no longer hear c |
In doing so, he went | part-time and secured a full-time job as a sales repre |
Sawyer Business School offers | part-time and full-time undergraduate and graduate pro |
ers a Master in Computer Applications (MCA), | part-time and full-time M.E. |
ing,training and membership plus a number of | part-time and casual staff members and volunteers. |
eague, Dr. Joe Marsham to work at The Thrift | part-time and he agrees on the condition that he will |
One hundred and six faculty ( | part-time and full-time) teach at the college, 31 of w |
from 800 to 1,200 individuals in permanent, | part-time, and seasonal positions. |
It provides | part-time and short courses in a wide variety of subje |
World Series games (WCWS in 2005 and 2006); | part-time announcing for the Chicago White Sox in 2004 |
He also holds a | part-time appointment as Consulting Professor at the N |
In 2001, he took a | part-time appointment at the University of Newcastle t |
8, appointment as a judge of the Court was a | part-time appointment, however in 1998 the Court was r |
ociology at the University of Auckland, with | part-time appointments in the School of Population Hea |
He took | part-time appointments at Northwestern University in I |
ry" from a congregational base, by providing | part-time apprenticeships to seminarians and recent gr |
n of a father who was a jeweller and skilled | part-time art historian, his parents divorced when he |
er five years of performing at UK folk clubs | part-time, Artisan went full-time in July 1989 when tr |
union organiser and five years later he took | part-time Arts and Law classes at the University of Ad |
financial problems and O-Jay started to work | part-time as a photographer again. |
tchens, Phil Bonifield, and Eric Jones drove | part-time as well for the team that year. |
On his return to America he worked | part-time as an instructor in philosophy at Cornell Un |
He also worked | part-time as a tutor and completed the OU's MBA progra |
From 1961 to 1965 he worked | part-time as an art critic in Arbeiderbladet. |
, and after a stint in retail, he has worked | part-time as a college librarian allowing him free tim |
He also worked | part-time as coach with Wales during this time. |
ooks for hands and only one eye, was working | part-time as a nightclub bouncer in London's West End. |
Lippert now works | part-time as the senior foundation officer for the Sam |
Obsession in 2001, and is currently working | part-time as a History and Politics teacher at Hampton |
ious capacities, initially as a lawyer, then | part-time as a consultant and later a television show |
He also works | part-time as a football pundit on Belgian television. |
ed to coach young Sussex cricketers, working | part-time as a cricket coach at Ardingly College. |
He also worked | part-time as a public defender from 1978 to 2006. |
From 1978 he also worked | part-time as a programmer at a small company which spe |
dia Company at Guangzhou (Canton) who served | part-time as the first medical missionary in China. |
icle in Marie Claire magazine, Huskey worked | part-time as a fashion model prior to completing her l |
He worked | part-time as a schoolteacher. |
She then worked | part-time as a newspaper photographer until her husban |
In 1992 he resumed work | part-time as an associate pastor at St. Francis of Ass |
Nordegren has been enrolled | part-time as a student at Rollins College in Winter Pa |
is schooling because of his height and works | part-time as a farmer. |
a law firm, during which time he also served | part-time as a deputy prosecutor and public defender f |
at the University of Auckland, also working | part-time as a Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist at the |
once again, while she would continue to work | part-time as a bartender at O'Brien's Restaurant in Ch |
He began working at Arsenal | part-time as a 12 year old and has been with the club |
curry rice restaurant where Kinu is working | part-time as a waitress. |
ies teammate Peter Anderson, and also worked | part-time as a commentator for home games of the Tampa |
Though he continues to work | part-time as vice chairman of Fidelity Management & Re |
ane is a classmate of Natsuki Kuga and works | part-time as a waitress with Mai Tokiha and Midori Sug |
Brueggerhoff's general mercantile store, and | part-time as a legislative page in the Capitol. |
s around 1991 at the age of 18 while working | part-time as a waiter and studying at college for his |
While pursuing her degree, she worked | part-time as a physician; an aerobics and dance instru |
nterbury, she is currently writing and works | part-time as a teacher. |
ributing company with his brother and worked | part-time as Adidas' U.S. shoe representative to track |
He worked | part-time as assistant to a boilermaker to earn his tu |
She worked | part-time as a general practitioner and while completi |
agement Mahler returned to Vienna and worked | part-time as chorus-master at the Vienna Carltheater. |
His mother worked | part-time as a laundress, and his father, Alexander, w |
University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory | part-time as Director of the Women@CL project to lead |
He continued to practise | part-time as a solicitor while an MP. |
Mayer, though based in north London, worked | part-time as composer-in-residence at the Birmingham C |
In 1981, he started working as a | part-time assistant at the Department of Family Medici |
He spent two seasons as a | part-time assistant at Villanova before becoming the W |
Stone's first coaching job was as a | part-time assistant at the University of Denver in 199 |
There are also a number of | part-time Assistant Commissioners. |
from 1966 to 1968, where he also worked as a | part-time assistant to the UC system president, Clark |
n the Department of Engineering Physics as a | part-time Assistant Professor. |
That same year he became a | part-time Assistant Professor of Law at Emory Universi |
From 2002-2004 he was an appointed | part-time Associate Commissioner of the Commonwealth P |
From 1984 to 1989, Naumann was a | part-time associate pastor at Most Blessed Sacrament P |
Jonas is now semi-retired, working | part-time at an auto-glass replacement shop and playin |
In the autumn of 1980, he started to teach | part-time at the musical instrument technology departm |
or their junior team the Raiders and working | part-time at the rink. |
He taught Information Technology | part-time at Saltley School, a specialist science coll |
writing from New York University and teaches | part-time at the University of Houston Creative Writin |
She works | part-time at a local restaurant and is a member of the |
son, Robert Winslow Lewis, Lewis worked only | part-time at the observatory and began an effort to po |
She was also studying Law | part-time at Macquarie University prior to her electio |
was a cheerleader in high school and worked | part-time at a Dairy Queen in Connersville, Indiana. |
ching cotton fibers, Benerito taught classes | part-time at Tulane University and at the University o |
a passion for cooking and baking, and works | part-time at a French pastry shop. |
eral of her U.S. teammates have been working | part-time at the local Home Depot while preparing for |
Bawtree worked | part-time at Christ's Hospital as the chapel organist |
e head football coach in 1981 while teaching | part-time at Stanford |
Several members were also employed | part-time at the surf shop. |
he fashion industry as a 16-year-old working | part-time at Louis Boston. |
a scholarship to study in Italy, then taught | part-time at Hammersmith School of Art, the Slade Scho |
Dr. Goldstein currently works | part-time at the National Institute of Mental Health, |
ded the University, intermittently lecturing | part-time at St. John's Vocational College, then, in 1 |
ty Company as a claim adjustor while singing | part-time at radio station WENR. |
rked as a trainee manager for McDonald's and | part-time at the RAC in Stockport as a call centre ins |
owing this, between 1969 and 1979, he taught | part-time at the Sir John Cass and Ealing schools of a |
n advertising in Australia, and also studied | part-time at the Julian Ashton Art School and Desideri |
From 1975 until the early 1990s, she taught | part-time at Camberwell College of Arts and Central Sa |
ersity of Montreal before returning to teach | part-time at UCLA. |
In 1951, she moved to work | part-time at the National Collection of Type Cultures |
n 1958, got married and began taking classes | part-time at East Texas Baptist University and Abilene |
vard (though Sunstein will continue to teach | part-time at Chicago as the Harry Kalven Visiting Prof |
From 2008-2009, he taught | part-time at the University of New Orleans where he co |
nest in 1960 while a college student working | part-time at a television reporting job in El Paso. |
In 2002, Brinker returned to school | part-time at the School of General Studies at Columbia |
with a lawyer in L'Original and studying law | part-time at Osgoode Hall. |
on returning from the war in 1946, studying | part-time at the Birmingham School of Art and the Rusk |
He teaches | part-time at Unitec New Zealand in Auckland where, in |
the Department of Education, he took studied | part-time at the Open University and in 1973 left the |
University and UCLA, and taught anthropology | part-time at Biola University. |
from high school the year before and worked | part-time at a local Zehrs supermarket. |
s professional career trading equity options | part-time at the American Stock Exchange while attendi |
He works | part-time at Bradford City FC's Centre of Excellence a |
He taught | part-time at Bucknell University from 1989 to 1997. |
Brinkman is currently employed | part-time at the Booksmith, an independent bookstore l |
ams (born c.1979) began studying mathematics | part-time at University of Wales, Bangor, while still |
As of 2003, he teaches | part-time at the Illinois Institute of Art, and contin |
During his studies he also worked | part-time at several youth recreation centres in Stock |
He worked in the university hospital as a | part-time attending physician from 1976 to 1977. |
The late Governor of Texas was also a | part-time Austin resident and former Travis County Com |
Three-year full-time or six-year | part-time BA (Hons) degrees in English Studies: Creati |
hilharmonic Orchestra as a cellist and was a | part-time band player in a nightclub band playing saxo |
tment of Media and invited Baker to hear his | part-time band, including Pat Drummond, Rockpile Jones |
The northbound platform has a | part-time bank of both regular and HEET turnstiles and |
case to the platform, two HEET turnstiles, a | part-time bank of regular turnstiles, and one street s |
re wage, supplemented by Kathy's earnings as | part-time barmaid at the Woolpack. |
Teresa Elena de Simone had been working as a | part-time barmaid in the Tom Tackle public house (now |
He was also a | part-time baseball player in 1901-1902 for the Boston |
He did so on a | part-time basis when he was a reporter and editor, and |
He was employed by the club on a short-term, | part-time basis and worked in a warehouse. |
He is also a Goalkeeping Coach on a | part-time basis at his first club Stoke City's academy |
evin Keegan was appointed England coach on a | part-time basis following the departure of Glenn Hoddl |
eague football before rejoining Chester on a | part-time basis ahead of 1983-84. |
uding Woolwich Arsenal and Southampton, on a | part-time basis while serving with the Royal Engineers |
Britain's oldest worker, cleaning vans on a | part-time basis up until his death in 2011. |
s studying at the University of Salford on a | part-time basis for a degree in Physiotherapy, a progr |
clubs during his career, which started on a | part-time basis in 1981 with Hartlepool United, while |
strength coach (1982-83)] and one year on a | part-time basis (1981) at Virginia. |
After working as a coach on a | part-time basis Rudkin took up the full-time post of H |
Some courses are offered on a | part-time basis and others are full-time courses. |
He now lives in Cornwall, and lectures on a | part-time basis at Truro College, Truro on both A-Leve |
in 1985 to handle local TV play-by-play on a | part-time basis with Ted Robinson until 1988, and full |
loys a number of staff employed on a full or | part-time basis and all of its events and activities a |
r-manager of Southend United in 1912 (from a | part-time basis only in 1913), winning promotion to th |
d the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) on a | part-time basis in 1998. |
a Hospital (now Trillium Health Centre) on a | part-time basis for 20 years. |
He worked with the USTA on a | part-time basis until 1991 when he was hired on a full |
ge Fejer as an industrial designer, who on a | part-time basis helped out with their modular kitchen |
with clubs such as York City (appointed on a | part-time basis in September 2003), Maccesfield Town a |
sbytery, but will require some training on a | part-time basis through the church's lay training cent |
Grissom ran two races for Robinson on a | part-time basis in 2006, and drove the season opening |
school he organised and jointly taught on a | part-time basis on the subject. |
y participate in the squadron's mission on a | part-time basis because of their civilian commitments. |
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