Roger Porter has a theory that you can learn a lot about people by watching them on the tennis court.

The President's domestic policy adviser, Roger Porter, has been the Administration's point man on education.

One July day, Lynda Dixon told me that Roger Porter was on the phone from the White House.

He directed his domestic policy adviser, Roger Porter (not a relative of mine), to see if common ground could be found.

Roger Porter, Mr. Bush's domestic policy adviser, has been angling for a Cabinet post and has his sights on the transportation job, officials said.

Roger Porter, who contributed to the chapter on governmental decisionmaking, is the new White House domestic adviser.

And it is expected to further diminish the authority of Roger Porter, the White House domestic policy adviser, who is believed to to be seeking another job.

The lawyer for the family, Roger Porter of Cherry Hill, N.J., did not return calls seeking comment.

Roger Porter, another architect of the program, acknowledges that the program was weakened by the many hands that changed the President's calculus, such as Congress.

Roger Porter, Mr. Bush's domestic policy adviser, said that even though the taxpayers have been spending more money on education, "we have seen little if any improvement."

Roger Porter has a theory that you can learn a lot about people by watching them on the tennis court.

The President's domestic policy adviser, Roger Porter, has been the Administration's point man on education.

One July day, Lynda Dixon told me that Roger Porter was on the phone from the White House.

He directed his domestic policy adviser, Roger Porter (not a relative of mine), to see if common ground could be found.

Roger Porter, Mr. Bush's domestic policy adviser, has been angling for a Cabinet post and has his sights on the transportation job, officials said.

Roger Porter, who contributed to the chapter on governmental decisionmaking, is the new White House domestic adviser.

And it is expected to further diminish the authority of Roger Porter, the White House domestic policy adviser, who is believed to to be seeking another job.

The lawyer for the family, Roger Porter of Cherry Hill, N.J., did not return calls seeking comment.

Roger Porter, another architect of the program, acknowledges that the program was weakened by the many hands that changed the President's calculus, such as Congress.

Roger Porter, Mr. Bush's domestic policy adviser, said that even though the taxpayers have been spending more money on education, "we have seen little if any improvement."