When we're done that, let's assume that the jewelry turns out not to have been
stolen but accidentally left in the pocket of the owners mink coat. Then we
apologize to the landlord, and to the employee and go on about our business.
We still have very little idea what happened that weekend. We
We have no way so far of verifying his statements. I really am unsure
what he means when he says :
included in the setup were Knox for Mayor posters.
Can you ask him?
Is he referring to:
1. They were asked to carry posters and campaign materials to the
park?
2. They were asked
None of 1 through 5 matter if the event was indeed a Knox rally. If
it was, they shouldn't have been working there at all, no matter what
they were doing. Unfortunately, we'll never know since it's the
students' word against Jannie Blackell's and we all know where that
train is going.
As
In a message dated 5/26/2007 9:52:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,sharrieff
writes:
Fentonize:
To be left out to hang by Employing Organization and Executive Director.
Isn't it more like: To be offered up as a sacrificial lamb (or goat, of the
scape variety) by Executive Director and
Allowing a candidate to use an organization's assets or facilities will
also violate the prohibition if other candidates are not given an
equivalent opportunity. Although section 501(c)(3) organizations may
engage in some activities to promote voter registration, encourage voter
participation,
The original article in the Daily News says this:Included in the
setup were Knox for Mayor posters, which made Walker think this was
unusual community service indeed.
Frank
On May 25, 2007, at 10:24 AM, S. Sharrieff Ali wrote:
There is no evidence or statement saying the volunteers
Does that mean that Walker posted Knox posters or that yellow jackets or
even Councilwoman' Blackwell's other volunteers posted Knox posters while
Walker set up the moon bounce? I don't believe Walker ever specifically
stated that he was directed to hang Knox posters.
Cheers,
Stephen
On
ATTN: University City Listserv
RE: UCD and the possible violation of their tax-exempt status
I think we're finally getting down to the prescient legal issues about
this situation. John Fenton's guilt has already been pronounced by some
people off-list, on-list and, judging by his
From the article:
The next day, they drove us out to Malcom X Park [51st and Osage]
and had us unload, inflate the Moon Bounces and set everything up,
Walker said.
Included in the setup were Knox for Mayor posters, which made
Walker think this was unusual community service indeed.
