Sachs notes that many young teams these days are co-ed and boys are seeing very early on that girls can compete. With the boys, you wo't have heroine worship. And if she's anything like her husband Bill, she has polling information, says Temple political scientist Michael Hooper, who regularly conducts polls on political, social and economic issues. Polling is going to give her some idea on the position she is taking. She is also going to get a good sense of her candidacy.
Political candidates run polls all the time.
I'm sure Hillary's people have done a few, says Hooper,adding, If she decides to throw her hat into the race, she's going to have a difficult time, but that could change later. Temple's College of Education will host the 1999 Governor's Academy for Urban Education, a six-day conference focusing on instruction in math and technology in urban schools. Teachers in 6th through 12th grades will attend the conference, presented by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.