Miche, I've found a job description for you: JOB DESCRIPTION Position: On-Campus Manager Job Purpose: Reports to the Provost, Campus Operations. The Campus Manager is responsible for the leadership and supervision of campus

Probably a bit too technical (and boring I'm sure). May be of use to someone someday though

You are correct, in each of the above you should use 'are' In response to your question about the second one, people are plural and group is singular, but try to imagine the question phrased as follows: 'How many people ARE there (in the

One solution is to put yourself as the recipient in the 'To' field, and the intended recipients can all the go in the 'Bcc' field.

I hope not either!!!!! Threepod, stop feeding Justine sausages or there'll be no sausages for ANYONE! Please don't get sausages banned again. The people of London would starve! And then what would you and Justine eat together when you visit?

Hi guest, 2.- The problem is getting there in time. is what would be said. (Although I think No.1 may be gramatically correct but never used). No.3 I would suggest is wrong.

Deep Throat was the pseudonym given to W. Mark Felt, a former Associate Director of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation and a secret source who leaked information about the involvement of U.S. President Richard Nixon's administration in the

I agree with rvw on the first point: It's 'been key to success' or 'been a/the key to success' Re: the 2nd point, as it is the sentence doesn't make any sense. I think what you're trying to say is 'Latinos see college as a way to

Are pork sausages part of the catholic faith?

Thanks