When he donated 500 billion won last month, Chung Mong-koo, chairman of the Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group, one of the world's largest carmakers, said "his heart ached" when he heard of the plight of college students who struggled with the burden of academic loans.
The diary recordings were restricted to three weeks, a time period short enough to be subject to external influences of time factors in the school setting (e.g., variations in the burden of academic work and stress load).
These same athletes have rigid in-season demands on their time, and now participate in rigorous off-season training programs and have the double burden of academics.
It's true, she says, that she has lived and worked in pleasant parts of the north; has "the luxury of writing at home" without the burden of an academic job, and at the same time is able to bring up her two children.
And although he stands behind its call for an independent board, he refuses to get caught in the middle of a congressional debate over how best to attain the goal of easing the regulatory burden on academics.
Alcohol plays a large role in mortality and the global burden of disease; a new academic study finds that nearly 4% of all deaths and 5% of the global burden of disease and injury in 2004 were attributable to alcohol.
We set out to better understand the current burden of AIP at several academic institutions diagnosed using the International Consensus Diagnostic Criteria, and to describe long-term outcomes, including organs involved, treatments, relapse frequency and long-term sequelae.
A cobbler's son, burdened by humble origins and lack of academic education even after he was granted a professorial title, Seffner aimed at artisanal perfection.
It also formed an escape route for artists from the burden of formal values in the academic tradition.
The paper never deserved this much weight — like the Alesina/Ardagna work on expansionary austerity, or, yes, the unfortunate and uncharacteristically sloppy Reinhart/Rogoff paper on the burden of debt, it's preliminary academic research that has been seized on for political gain.
It is also hard to argue that administrative criminology should have to shoulder the burden of developing criminology as an academic discipline.
