The district has neighborhoods facing a burgeoning school-age population, in part because of a high-rise building boom, with pockets where the number of children are in decline.
But a wide and burgeoning school of SF writing dates back to the end of the Cultural Revolution, arguably as far back as 1978, with the publication of short story Death-Ray on the Coral Island by Tong Enzheng, in China's prestigious literary magazine People's Literature.
As it excavates the foundations, the burgeoning school of behavioural economics is shouldering aside the desiccated calculations of economic man to make legitimate space for emotion, altruism and fair play in economic behaviour.
In the 1950's, the more scholarly and theoretic of the burgeoning schools of electroacoustic research and development, inspired by Pierre Schaeffer's musique concrete concept and practiced with gusto by German composer Karlheinz Stockhausen, was already leading the way toward a scientific investigation of electronic music's potential from a (post- classical music post- classical
When one comes upon a burgeoning shrimp bed or school of rock cod, the radio crackles with directions for the others.
By performing them live on stage, they tapped into a burgeoning market for pre-school entertainment.
As well as their classroom duties, the staff run a burgeoning programme of after-school classes, excursions and overseas trips.
It hosts thousands of interconnected networks, including colleges and a burgeoning number of high schools, companies and places.
Crowding in the schools and a burgeoning housing crunch "is the No. 1 problem" in the area, said Marilyn Bush, a board member of the Los Feliz association.
David Albert, a spokesman for the New York State School Boards Association, said the cost of school supplies was "a burgeoning issue right now" because of the weak economy and high fuel and food costs, particularly among poorer families or those with many children.
