An avid reader and thinker, Joe, cherished education in general and his reading of the New York Times in particular.
Mr. Kim cherished education and had a dream to send all of his children to college, said his son Jung Po Kim, 36, who was notified of the killing at 4 p.m. and rushed to the store that his father ran.
"I am so honored to be working with Comme des Garçons and cherish the education that I've experienced in this collaboration," Williams told WWD.
The Moravians, hard-working pacifists who cherished music and education, came to Pennsylvania to bring Christianity to unaffiliated Germans as well as to indigenous Indians.
Higher education cherishes the institution of tenure, which was designed to protect faculty as they explored controversial and potentially unpopular lines of inquiry.
In our country, education is cherished.
Yet the public services that people cherish, like the NHS and education, are being systematically dismantled.
Merge it with your formal education and enlightened organizations will cherish you, because they understand diversity breeds innovation.
Each of these seemingly unrelated developments is part of a crazy quilt created by one of America's most cherished and unexamined traditions: local and state control of public education.
The report, published yesterday, also recommends sweeping changes to Britain's higher education system--including an end to the widely cherished notion of free higher education.
Wharton cherished libraries: she had begun her self-motivated and socially anomalous intellectual education in her father's study, and she gave directives for the proper design of libraries in "The Decoration of Houses".
