101.   He said he also had concerns that the initiative would cause programs that prepare minority students for college to be dismantled.

102.   He said that teachers spend too much time preparing students for the TAAS and not enough on other academic endeavors.

103.   He suspended the middle school student for the rest of the school year, and the Plainville police then arrested the student after they were notified of the threat.

104.   He interviews every student for placement purposes.

105.   He thanks the current students for giving him the opportunity.

106.   He was praised by his students for giving to them selflessly and having an unusual ability to raise their self-esteem.

107.   He was in Ireland with his political patron, Bill Weld, recruiting Irish exchange students for UMass.

108.   He worked in soup kitchens and tutored high school students for their college entrance exams.

109.   He would sign up students for his military-inspired training courses and burn the United Nations flag, while she collected money for her legal battle.

110.   He wants to brace his students for what awaits them beyond the ivy-covered walls of academia.