There were classmates, friends of classmates, and families of classmates, exchanging anecdotes of the old days.
Writing had always come easily to Bourdain; at Vassar, he wrote term papers for classmates in exchange for drugs.
Ms. Rowley sewed at age 7, and at the Art Institute of Chicago she stitched denim duds for her classmates in exchange for help on term papers.
The student, Nayeem Ahsan, told New York magazine that for the physics Regents exam, one of his strongest subjects, he had finished early and had sent answers to several dozen classmates; in exchange, he got help on the American history Regents exam and a city Spanish exam, two of his weaker subjects.
Get to know your classmates, and exchange telephone numbers.
But younger alumni, accustomed to second-by-second updates from friends and classmates, are exchanging information in real time on Facebook and MySpace.
It concerned a woman who shot two former classmates as they exchanged wedding vows, and Ms. Champagne wanted scenes of the moments before or after that event.
3. Invite Students to Create Their Own Cloze Exercises: After seeing teacher models, students can create their own cloze exercises from accessible Times articles to exchange with classmates.
Having discussed the matter with those classmates who went on exchange (as did I, at the Chinese University of Hong Kong) I know it is a current debate in most MBA programmes around the world.
Students can barter their unique genius, food, or use their talent to help another classmate's project in exchange for a similar agreement.
