I take these exams pretty seriously; I even study for them.
The Julia Child issue was gaining momentum, and my guilt was turning into paranoia: I called myself a food writer and yet I hadn't even studied Julia's work.
"I've never even studied employment law, but my friends have asked me to check over their employment contracts before signing them," says Libby Morris, who studied law at the University of Birmingham.
"I used to wonder how I would even study if my school is under water, but now, I have learnt so many lessons that I am eager to teach my friends and community members about how we can all help ourselves address the problems of poverty, because it affects us all, regardless of age," she says with an air of authority.
The maulana made me an offer: I could spend as much time as I wanted at the madrasa, go wherever I wanted, talk to anybody I chose, even study the Koran with him.
With that, I could even study in the U.S.! Maybe I'll come back some day!" But that never happened.
"I don't think he even studied.
I wonder if he has even studied the five papers cited as research by the Partnership for Educational Justice website, much less the evidence that fellow corporate reformers presented in Vergara v California, the first of these legal campaigns against the rights of teachers.
"Paint, draw, sculpt – the thing is, I didn't even study art, I just did it in my spare time.
