My friend Leon Wieseltier writes, in his New Republic "Diarist": In the winter of 1974, when I was a bright and callow student, and did not yet grasp the difference between knowledge and knowingness, I endured such a lucky education at the hands of Diana Trilling.
January 17 2009 March 8 200909 In Austin Pendleton's staging of Chekhov's drama, about a turn-of-the-century Russian family at odds over love and money, Denis O'Hare's Vanya seems less like a lovesick widower than a squirrelly, callow college student.
On a hot summer day in 1989, Sudhir Venkatesh, a callow sociology student with a ponytail and tie-dyed T-shirt, walked into one of Chicago's toughest housing projects, clipboard in hand, ready to ask residents about their lives.
Forty years ago this autumn, Simon Hughes joined the Liberal party as a callow Cambridge law student.
"Oki's Movie" tells four stories in succession, each one preceded by a blast of Elgar and all involving a love triangle among a callow male film student, his female classmate and their smug professor.
Others suggested that callow undergraduates or MBA students might not yet be ready.
Yet what Bourjaily's professor also understands is that his students, however callow and showoffy, are also passionate about literature and what they believe it should stand for.
In 1974, The Crimson's editorial board wagged its finger after students "were callow enough in their pursuit of grades to take advantage" of a physics course's "innovative, low-pressure structure" to get answers to a test in advance.
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