Under him, The Ecologist's appeal was broadened by moving away from its academic origins towards a current affairs magazine.
A study in harmony that Gershwin composed as an exercise for Kilenyi, Lullaby's delicate beauty transcends its academic origins.
Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.
All those remaining articles I assume are of corporate origin, though this is likely to overestimate the non-academic origins.
[Urban Designer, International] This fine grain local data was often not academic in origin, although academics may have been involved in its production.
"There is no Islam as a way of life without a Khilafah," said Kamal Abuzahra, an Islamic academic of Bangladeshi origin, earning a roar of approval and calls of "Allahu Akbar".
The private schools participating in the D.C. voucher program are not subject to the same oversight, transparency, and accountability standards as public schools and may discriminate against students based on "gender, disability, religion, economic background, national origin, academic record, English language ability, or disciplinary history".
While dropout is often multifactorial, certain red flag signals may alert us to risk of dropout including non-EU origin, academic struggling, absenteeism, social isolation, depression and leave of absence.
"Iraq has gone downhill since they forced us out," sighs a professor at a gathering of academics of Iraqi origin at Or Yehuda, a Tel Aviv suburb, slipping into Arabic.
The policy, they said, was simply a reflection of the district's philosophy of teaching a wide and objective range of ideas, particularly in discussing "disputed views of academic subjects, including the origin of species".
