Commencement for the Robersonville school was conducted in the Masonic Hall in the late 19th century and later had to be held in the upstairs of what is now the Smith building when attendance grew.

On June 22, 2002, Mayors Bruce Akers of Pepper Pike, Kathy Mulcahy of Orange Village, Charles Smith of Woodmere Village, Susan Renda of Moreland Hills and Cuyahoga County Executive Ed Fitzgerald held a press conference to announce a study that will be conducted to assess the advisability of merging the four communities.

Five years of intensive archeological investigations at Mayapan were conducted by the archaeologists of the Carnegie Institution in the 1950s, including A. L. Smith, Robert Smith, Tatiana Proskouriakoff, Edwin Shook, Karl Ruppert and J. Eric Thompson.

Smith conducted lengthy discussions with the US, British and South African governments as well as conducting secret and open talks with almost all the black nationalist parties.

K. Jones and D. Smith conducted a large-scale report on numerous patients with Williams syndrome, ranging in age from infancy to adulthood, and described the behavioral and observable physical symptoms in greater detail than previously recorded.

In 2002, Jeremy Smith and Robin Naylor of the University of Warwick conducted a study into the determinants of degree performance at UK universities.

His works for large orchestras, such as " Run Silent, Run Deep, Run Loud, Run High " ( conducted by Hale Smith ), and " Mix for Orchestra " ( conducted by Dennis Russell Davies ) were both premiered at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 1987 and 1993 respectively.

Hans Knappertsbusch and Karl Böhm both conducted it in Munich in 1923, and its first American performance took place at the Smith College of Music in Northampton, Massachusetts, in 1927.

* Philip H. Smith, an oral history conducted in 1973 by Frank A. Polkinghorn, IEEE History Center

" Vernon Smith, drawing on Chamberlin's work, but also modifying it in key respects, conducted pioneering economics experiments on the convergence of prices and quantities to their theoretical competitive equilibrium values in experimental markets.

In a chapter entitled " On the Origins of Expectancy Theory " published in Great Minds in Management by Ken G. Smith and Michael A. Hitt, Vroom himself agreed with some of these criticisms and stated that he felt that the theory should be expanded to include research conducted since the original publication of his book.

) Initially, Smith alleged that while he was on stress-leave: " a campaign to oust me was conducted in the media while I was under the leader's instructions to make no comment.

Then U. S. Under-Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith said, " In connection with the statement in the Declaration concerning free elections in Vietnam, my government wishes to make clear its position which it has expressed in a Declaration made in Washington on June 29, 1954, as follows: ' In the case of nations now divided against their will, we shall continue to seek unity through free elections, supervised by the United Nations to ensure they are conducted fairly.

Dimboola is located in Shire of Hindmarsh in the Wimmera region of Western Victoria, Australia, 334 kilometres north-west of Melbourne. Situated on the Wimmera River in the State of Victoria, the town of Dimboola was previously known as ' Nine Creeks '. Following a survey conducted in late 1862 by contractor Frederick Smith of Ararat, a plan for a township in the County of Dimboola was proposed.

Later, ' Gypsy ' Smith himself and his brother Ezekiel conducted evangelical meetings at the church, one of the very rare occasions when the two brothers appeared on the same platform.

Lonnie E. Smith, a black voter in Harris County, Texas, sued county election official S. S. Allwright for the right to vote in a primary election being conducted by the Democratic Party.

The Gaithersburg observatory was built by Edwin Smith, chief of the Instrument Division of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, who had conducted similar measurements as a volunteer in 1891-92 from his home in Rockville, Maryland.

The CIM Orchestra, guest conducted by Steven Smith, perormed " In Memory of a Summer Day ," featuring solo soprano Jung Eun Oh.

Notable exceptions to this opinion were the only two FBI scientists who had actually conducted scientific research on brain fingerprinting and / or participated in its successful application in solving crimes, Dr. Drew Richardson and Dr. Sharon Smith.

" In October of 2010, Smith conducted the inaugural Honouring Heroes Award Ceremony at Eastview Community Church, an annual event recognizing people who have fought to support victims of sexual trafficking.

This version was also orchestrated, programmed, conducted, and performed by Gregory Smith.

A new Minister, Nick Smith, was appointed, and a full review of the Department was conducted by the State Services Commission.

Quite unhappy with the lack of formal science education at Eton College, Maynard Smith took it upon himself to develop an interest in Darwinian evolutionary theory and mathematics, after having read the work of old Etonian J. B. S.

On June 30, 1985, a formal request to permit re-admittance to school was denied by Western School Corporation superintendent James O. Smith, sparking a legal battle that lasted for eight months.

In some countries, such as the United States, the term Pastor ( such as Pastor Smith in more formal address or Pastor John in less formal ) is often used rather than the Reverend or Reverend.

* Priests: The formal style for a priest is either The Reverend or The Very Reverend, but for male priests the title Father and the person's last name are frequently used ( such as Father Smith ).

Joseph Smith, Jr. moved the church to Kirtland in 1831, shortly after its formal organization in April 1830 in Palmyra, New York.

" Smith is quoted by band biographer Jeff Apter as saying that his guitar tutor " was horrified by my playing ", and that Robert consequently gave up formal tuition and instead began teaching himself to play by ear, listening to Richard ’ s record collection.

In the United Kingdom, it is a title of respect previously accorded to men of higher social rank, but which has since come to be used as a general courtesy title for any man in a formal context, usually appended to the name as in " John Smith, Esq.

Smith disagreed with this placement, and in April 1808 read a formal description of a new genus before the Linnean Society of London, naming the genus in honour of Scottish botanist James Brodie ( 1744 – 1824 ).

During the 1980s the band perfected a detailed stage act involving shabby lift attendant costumes, badly-applied clown make-up, Tim Smith's bullying of other band members ( predominantly his hapless brother and bass player Jim Smith ), and a final formal presentation of champagne and flowers by The Consultant and Miss Smith complete with confetti, taking place to " a euphoric sweep of saxophone and keyboards that wouldn ’ t seem out of place in a ' 70s cigar advert.

The college's formal governance is assured by a Mistress, currently Susan J. Smith.

With no end in sight the Smith Administration attempted to weaken the power of the nationalists cause by acceding to an " Internal Settlement " which ended formal white rule, changed the name of the country to Zimbabwe-Rhodesia and created the country's first nominal black head of government, Abel Muzorewa.

This missing fact, which Kelso had uncovered over years of intensive reading, research and thought, drastically modifies the classical paradigm which has dominated formal economics since Adam Smith.

Smith had no formal art training aside from some course in airbrushing.

Brigham Young made it the formal conferring of a title by saying: " All who consider Mother Smith as a mother in Israel, signify by saying ' yes.

A formal request to change affiliation status to that of a bachelor ’ s degree-granting institution under the name of the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith was submitted to the Higher Learning Commission in August 2001 and approved by the Institutional Actions Council on November 19, 2001.

After some reluctance, Smith agreed and sent the legislature a formal message to that effect but said he would not send the legislation itself until 1924.

As the bride's parents are traditionally the hosts of the wedding, the text commonly begins with the names of the bride's parents as they use them in formal social contexts, e. g., " Mr. and Mrs. John Q Smith " or " Dr. Mary Jones and Mr. John Smith ".

Brian Smith of Brisbane, elected President of the Executive of the Fraternity, called the declaration the most significant event in the history of the charismatic renewal since the 1975 Holy Year international conference and the acknowledgment it received from Pope Paul VI at that time, saying ' It is the first time that the Renewal has had formal, canonical recognition by the Vatican.

Prior to the formal establishment of the church, Smith held the title of " Prophet, Seer, and Revelator ," a title unanimously supported by the other founding members of the church.

In the 1928 presidential election, David Lawrence worked hard for another Irish Roman Catholic politician who, like himself, had risen from the slums without the benefit of a formal education -- Alfred E. Smith.

Barry Smith ( 1996 ), Anthony Cohn and his coauthors, and Varzi alone and with others, have all shown that mereotopology can be useful in formal ontology and computer science, by formalizing relations such as contact, connection, boundaries, interiors, holes, and so on.