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spec: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution pronounced her as " far out of the mainstream of accepted legal principles " and " not qualified for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit . His other newspaper credits include Southern Bureau chief for The New York Times and assistant managing editor for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution . This brief report presented descriptive data to examine the extent to which higher education faculty used course-specific websites . Thus Origen '' was in his eighteenth year when he took charge of the Catechetical School at Alexandria , `` which '' was entrusted to him alone by Demetrius , who presided over the Church [ 79 ] : `` and S. Augustine 's Treatise , De Catechizandis Rudibus , was addressed to Deogratias , who being a Deacon at Carthage , and highly esteemed for his skill and success as a Catechist , felt so strongly the importance of the work and his own insufficiency , that he wrote to Augustine for advice as to the best method of instructing those who were brought to him to be taught the first elements of the Christian Faith . Historically the South is the most Republican region of the country , and in August 1991 , a poll by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution showed President Bush with a 70 % approval rating . Ron Mulkey told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that DensArmor " gives more flexibility in terms of moving the schedule along when the roof is not quite complete . It was the backdrop for political ads , anywhere from Barbara Boxer to Patrick Buchanan , I mean all strips along the political fault line . We can pamper ourselves when necessary . ) is mobilizing its chapters to participate . After my on-line education , my letters , which addressed vital social and educational issues , were published in USA Today ( eight ) , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ( four ) , and twice in The New York Times .