In 1956, a majority of the graduating classes of Stanford, Harvard and Princeton served, most undrafted.
Like most low-cost carriers in the United States, the Latin American budget airlines are generally of the no-frills variety, offering a single class of seats, serving snacks instead of meals, and keeping costs down with low maintenance and high efficiency.
In some primate species, close calls appear to have a dual function: calls addressed at a broad class of targets serve to maintain group cohesion, whereas the same calls directed at a specific target serve to regulate subsequent social interactions.
Appoint two or more members of the class to serve as "Web librarians" (rotating regularly), responsible for maintaining and adding to the list and assisting their peers.
Graduate Regis High School Class of '42, served with US Navy in WW II, of Northport, LI.
He reports that 450 of the 750 graduates in the Princeton class of 1956 served, whereas only eight of the 1,100 in the class of 2004 did.
He graduated magna cum laude from Princeton University's class of 1943, served as a U.S. Navy aviator in World War II and spent most of his business career as an advertising representative and sales executive at Time magazine.
Eugene Norman Veasey (class of 1954) served as the Chief Justice of Delaware.
The equestrians, the highest social class of all, served in mounted units known as equites.
Santorum and DeWine, both members of the congressional class of 1994, served together in the U.S. Senate and both lost re-election in 2006 in a Democratic wave.
