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Urraca would thus have strengthened the position of the faithful Fernando Garciaz of Hita , who in 1119 appears more frequently in her charters than any year before and after except 1110 . The cart we may surmise to have been driven by the helper . Their acquiescence in this settlement would have been dictated by self-interest . Faculty and students have complained that the process has not been transparent enough and that the community of has had little say in the decision-making process . Had Talhadas had more time to change the column before the deadline , " the story would have come out the correct way , " Primus said.The column 's absence from the paper prompted parents to contact Naples Daily News editor Phil Lewis , who wrote a column about it March 7 . As such , open-meetings advocates and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution believe that the foundation board ’ s meetings and records should be public.In November , Baker informed the foundation that because Adams is not employee of the foundation , discussions by the foundation about his compensation are not covered by the open-meetings law exemption . The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit , which has jurisdiction over California and eight other Western states , has ruled that a school policy requiring prior approval of independent student publications , such as an underground newspaper , is unconstitutional . Lou Cannon , president of the D.C. Fraternal Order of Police , an organization representing law enforcement officers , said he has spoken with officers at the school who are confused about the agreement . This is the second time the Supreme Court has heard arguments involving the constitutionality of the Child Online Protection Act , passed by Congress in 1998 . “ There is no way to have what is a logically inconsistent verdict stand . After the Criterion denied the board ’ s request for a time extension , the board refused to hand over the tapes to the paper , claiming state law exempts from disclosure records of executive session discussions.The board maintains that it did not violate state open-meetings law . Before the end of the year he had forced that prelate to retire permanently into a monastery for having secured the restoration of the Bracaran archiepiscopate from the antipope Clement III . Though it could not have been foreseen at the time , the close cooperation of the primate and Alfonso VI , and indeed with his successor Urraca ( 1109-1126 ) as well , was to make the cathedral chapter of Toledo the mother of bishops in the peninsula . Although Alfonso may not have known the terms , the importance of the three principals made it inevitable that be would at least quickly come to know of their negotiations and agreement . What needs to be understood here is precisely the literary character of those sources . In this symbolic function they had few rivals as we shall see . In an age when any healthy man could draw a bow to some effect and even may have had rudimentary training in handling a spear , the army was automatically supplied with skirmishers to the number of a rough seven hundred . Her son Alfonso , who had been at least a passive witness of her actions , now withdrew [ 147 ] from her court and joined Count Pedro Froilaz , whose troops were camped near the city . Having another court in the country come to that realization is very helpful , ” said Amber Anderson , The Harvard Crimson ’ s attorney . The Leonese kings had always enjoyed such a prerogative , but in this new age its exercise had to be adjusted to the claims and the developing norms of the reformers . Perhaps he had been chosen at her Christmas court of 1118 .