Everything about this appearance suggested that the 29-year-old Lithuanian has already established a wonderful rapport with the members of the orchestra, and that her directorship is going to be very much a collegiate affair.
In today's corporate-minded, technocratic colleges, where professors are senior managers, junior staff dogsbodies and students consumers, they represent a dim memory of a time when higher education was a rather more collegiate affair.
Early football games, whether collegiate or professional, were violent affairs in which concussions were a common event.
So far, however, there are few signs of a less collegiate Kennedy or of the major speeches on foreign affairs that Lord Razzall prescribed.
Austin's sold almost exclusively American clothing, and it was here that Simons' enduring love affair with the "Ivy League" look began: a collegiate, neat aesthetic typified by soft-shouldered, single-breasted suit jackets, slimfit trousers, Oxford shirts, penny loafers and a short-back-and-sides. Think JFK, or weekend Don Draper in polo shirt and chinos.
His first episcopal act was calling a council at Reading in July 1279 to implement ecclesiastical reform, but Peckham's specifying that a copy of Magna Carta should be hung in all cathedral and collegiate churches offended the king as an unnecessary intrusion into political affairs.
"We support the need for improved fiscal responsibility by the government and strongly support tightening the existing regulations of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to curb abuses by a minority of flight schools affiliated with collegiate degree programs," AOPA wrote in a follow-up letter to the Committee on Veterans' affairs sent this July.
"The final decision of the reinstatement committee is completely compatible with the collegiate model of sports our members have developed," said Kevin Lennon, the N.C.A.A. vice president of academic and membership affairs, "since he received a significant amount of money, above his actual expenses, from a professional team prior to coming to college".
Students are often told they are fragile by the student affairs bureaucracy at universities, and that preserving their self-esteem (as opposed to learning) is a paramount collegiate objective, so "safe spaces" and therapy dog parks are new additions to some campuses.
As a collegiate university, it comprises twelve colleges that differ in character and history, each retaining substantial autonomy on financial and institutional affairs.
There, Jane Wyman plays a well-to-do suburban widow who begins an affair with her gardener (Rock Hudson), a younger man who works with his hands, thereby scandalizing her neighbors and her collegiate children.
