We hated the way he constantly discussed what his clothing would have cost somebody who didn't have a perpetually post-college slump sister who worked a seemingly endless chain of men's retail jobs.
I've been in somewhat of a post-college slump, Santa -- you can't just walk into a frat party and hook up with the drunk hottie from your French II class anymore!
The number of foreign students at British further education colleges has slumped in recent years from a peak of more than 110,000 in 2011 to 18,297 in the last 12 months.
Barnes & Noble's college bookstore division also slumped during the quarter, with revenue sliding 1.6%.
But in the last year, the stock market slump and rising college costs have combined to drive all but two of the nation's 18 such funds, known as prepaid college savings plans, into the red, jeopardizing those pledges.
His thoughts drifted to the past 12 months, to his decision to forgo the N.B.A. draft and return to college, to his prolonged shooting slump, to the hardware he acquired Monday night.
He soon found himself in a demoralizing slump -- and what college wants a designated hitter who can't hit?
Mr. Frankel said that after midyear reports were sent to colleges, he briefly experienced the senior slump.
Florida has lost three consecutive games for the first time since 1999, a slump that had most of college football wondering what happened to a program that won two of the last four national championships.
In its second season the hourlong comedy-drama about Felicity Porter, a college student in New York played by Keri Russell, slumped badly.
Maths teachers are in short supply; finding sufficient quantities of capable people to go into adult education colleges is tricky even during an economic slump.
