The university also has become politicized, attendance there being contingent upon the completion of a year of national service, usually at camps in Guyana's interior.
As railroads began to become more common, attendance of the Mountain Grove Campground began to decline.
Obama spoke frequently of his Christianity as both a candidate and a senator, but since becoming president his lack of public worship service attendance has become a matter of some attention.
Under Baker, the league has become profitable, with its attendance, television ratings and merchandise sales increasing this year.
For royal watchers, birthday party attendance has become an important measure of whether the sovereign's thumb is up or down.
She helped solidify a nascent Saturday morning tradition of storytelling in Central Park, at the foot of the Hans Christian Andersen statue near 72nd Street and Fifth Avenue; over the last 50 years, attendance has become a rite of passage for city children.
In short, college attendance has become more of a norm for a broader range of students, including those that might pursue a wide array of careers, like nursing or criminal justice, that are ordinarily associated with the middle class.
The current fuss comes partly because the government has begun to collect data on the reasons for pupils' absence, but also because school attendance has become a political football.
Having tended to be rather snotty about those superfans who go to see a particular musical 30 or 40 times, I now realise that fanatical attendance has become an occupational hazard.
And while Mr. Trump may alienate much of the intellectual set, many of the chief executives in attendance have become huge beneficiaries of the president's tax overhaul, which has instantly created bigger profits, higher compensation and a soaring stock market.
