clotfelter造句

• Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Clotfelter grew up in Atlanta, Georgia.
• Clotfelter is a taxi driver in Las Vegas and an author on the side.
• Charles Clotfelter's We Aquatus ( $ 27, www . area51pub . com ) is such a book.
• Duke professors Charles Clotfelter and Phillip Cook conducted a study that found that 10 percent of lottery players account for 68 percent of lottery purchases.
• Public schools aren't as segregated as neighborhoods in the rapidly suburbanizing South, pointed out Charles Clotfelter ( cq ) of Duke University.
• Charles Clotfelter and Phil Cook will discuss their findings at a two-day meeting of the National Gambling Impact Study Commission that begins today in Washington.
• Clotfelter said that the " almost boundless desire to be excellent " at such universities creates " a bottomless demand for more money ."
• "The original idea was to replace the numbers racket and raise some revenue painlessly, " says Charles Clotfelter, an economist at Duke University.
• "There was a feeling of loss, " said Charles Clotfelter, a Duke University professor who has written a book on the rise and retreat of school desegregation.
• Charles Clotfelter, professor of public policy at Duke University, wrote " Buying the Best : Cost Escalation in Elite Higher Education " ( Princeton University Press, 1996 ).
• "If L . L . Bean can sell hiking boots by phone, you can sell lottery tickets by phone, " said Charles Clotfelter, an economist at Duke University.
• "On The Third Hand : Humor in the Dismal Science, an Anthology, " edited by Caroline Postelle Clotfelter ( University of Michigan Press, $ 19.95 ).
• "It's very regressive, " said Charles Clotfelter, a Duke University researcher and author of " Selling Hope, " a 1989 book on state lotteries.
• "More people play when these jackpots build up like this, " said Charles Clotfelter, a professor of public policy at Duke University and the author of a recent book on gambling.
• "It's as good a story as I've heard in the country, " said Tom Clotfelter, 65, who rides occasionally with his companion, Karen Miller, 60.
• David Dean Rusk was born there on Feb . 9, 1909, the son of Robert Hugh Rusk, who had been obliged by a voice ailment to quit the Presbyterian ministry, and of Elizabeth Clotfelter Rusk.
• Clotfelter also contended that the growth in financial aid offered by the institutions in recent years was not entirely altruistic, because it helped the colleges defend themselves against charges that the best education was available only to the rich.
• During his time at Duke, Clotfelter has served as vice provost for academic policy and planning ( 1983-1985 ), vice chancellor ( 1985-1988 ) and vice provost for academic programs ( 1993-1994 ).
• Prior to teaching at Duke, Clotfelter taught at the University of Maryland from 1974 to 1979, spending his last year on leave as a Brookings Economic Policy Fellow at the U . S . Treasury Department s Office of Tax Analysis.
• The servicemen flying the aircraft were Capt . Gerald Goodfellow, Capt . Kevin Clotfelter, Capt . Rick Carver, Capt . BDU-50 inert, concrete-filled 500-pound munitions ( practice versions of the Mark 82 bomb ) on these three targets.