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He is a also a very good friend of the board president.

At this death he was its board president as well.

The most recent attempt, led by the board president, was in 2005.

As a former school board president, I understand the importance of making a quality education available to all children.

During her 22-year tenure, she was board president four times.

He served as the library board president for many years.

The 1956 building, according to the two board presidents, had received little care.

Since 1996, he has served four consecutive terms as board president.

But her supporters said she had not discussed running for either board president or Congress.

The board president has few powers beyond those of the other members, but the position can be used to draw attention to issues.

She served for 18 years and was twice elected board president.

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Frank Smith, the theater board president, asked her, and she did not say no.

"I would prefer to be board president with a majority of seven," she said.

"My husband got very upset, and called the board president.

David Miller, the board president, was the only member who did not attend the meeting.

He was the board president from 1969 to 1970.

Usually the chancellor, not the board president, is held accountable for student performance.

Lee, the school board president, said that all of this should send a warning to the nation for better health care.

The school was named for a former school board president.

"It's nice to see your board president once a year, naked and covered in blood."

He served as board president from 2005 to 2008.

He served terms as the board president in 1982-83.

The board president, at least, seems unlikely to take his advice on a new chancellor.

At the annual meeting a few years ago, the board president suggested making a roof garden.