Bob Harris Quotes (15 Quotes)

Clearly, the Constitution of Alabama created staggered terms for trustee seats. Some trustees, who don't want to leave when their terms expire, have concocted an attorney general opinion that states terms don't begin when the Constitution says but, instead, when confirmed by the Senate. This has been in place at Auburn University since 1875. I respectfully disagree with Dr. Ed Richardson and Troy King.

Black people have always been disregarded, so that wasn't a surprise.

The equipment we had in there had no play value left..... It's time had come and gone. What we have now is going to be a very nice system and we're really happy with it.

This is an opportunity to create a true downtown for Millville. And it will be right there.

So many patients today are nursing home patients, they have what we call multiple diagnoses. They may be admitted for heart surgery, but they've also got diabetes, a lung problem and maybe they've got cancer. If they're re-admitted for any reason that has nothing to do with their original diagnosis, they count as a re-admission. Patients are so incredibly complex.

We've always used the PHC4 report for our internal quality assurance program. Every report and every admission is reviewed for our quality assurance program. We find the information very valuable.

It's an exciting time. The bigger we get, the better we have to be. We're rising to that goal.

I will personally encourage companies in the region to consider hiring these wonderful people.

There's never been any law passed, there's never been a court decision that changed the term limits of a member of the Board of Trustees. The law is the law, and if somebody has made a mistake, they've made a mistake and we'll go from there.

All the (member) districts voted on it. Basically, we don't want another professional builder to take a business owner's property under eminent domain.

Our history, not only in this state, but in most places, was not captured. It's something that's rather late, but we need to do it.

It's hugely gratifying. We've only been around two and a half years, but we've obviously struck a chord with Toronto readers.

The countless heroes that sacrifice for volunteering have shown our children a great nation.

This decision was extremely difficult and is in no way a reflection on the performance of the employees. While they have done an excellent job, we are, quite simply and sadly, making a product for which demand is declining swiftly.

More people turn 80 every day than are born in Bucks County, and the baby boomers are starting to seek treatment in amazing numbers. To be ready, we have invested heavily and we will continue to make the necessary investments.