Years later, when his lecture notes were published in a book, "Bauhaus Classes: Introduction to Modern Art," its pages were covered with drawings of circles, triangles, rectangles and squares, accompanied by analysis of their relationships and symbolism.
Lebenthal knows that Dougherty mentors an inner-city teenager (Lebenthal served as a reference), collects vintage pins (Lebenthal does too) and takes cooking classes ("Introduction to Italian Veal," "Mastering Perfect Cheesecake").
Early enrollment numbers indicate considerable interest in our three initial classes: Introduction to Data Studies, Concepts in Data Analysis and Statistical Reasoning and Data Studies Projects and Presentations.
The class, Introduction to Wine, is a seven-week certificate course for $448.
In May, when I visited Jolley, the Auburn campus had just cleared out for the summer, but he was teaching a summer class, Introduction to Logic.
On Sept. 22, 2001 — a date, it would turn out, between the two anthrax mailings — he attended a Red Cross class, Introduction to Disaster Services.
"Julie Johnson," adapted from a play by Wendy Hammond, is the story of a Hoboken housewife, played by Ms. Taylor, whose life changes radically when she decides to enroll in a night school class, "Introduction to Computers".
The Harvard Crimson, the university's student newspaper, reported that it was a government class, Introduction to Congress, which had 279 students, and that it was taught by Matthew B. Platt, an assistant professor.
"Certainly in a decade I would sit in a car — a Mercedes car — and let the car go from A to B," Mr. Zetsche said in a brief interview at the S-Class introduction.
In the case of a male-only single age-class introduction of Medea insects, the degree of assortative mating by age has a similar impact on the introduction thresholds as seen in the case of EU: the stronger the assortative mating is, the higher the threshold (Fig. 6).
"In class introductions, they ask what interesting things you've done — I've jumped out of an airplane.
