4. Compose essays examining the purposes of the media in their assigned countries; suggest how these media outlets might better serve the countries' citizens.
At Columbia University, the College of Physicians and Surgeons has a program in narrative medicine in which medical students read literary texts and compose essays and short stories to learn to write about patients in ordinary language.
Duncan acknowledged today that some of the prepared guidance for school officials included a suggestion that students could compose essays stating how they could help support Obama — an idea the education secretary acknowledged was wrongheaded.
Children do not compose essays, outlets of self-expression in Europe and America, until the seventh grade.
He nevertheless proved to be a successful student, gaining the respect of his teachers through hard work, an ability to compose essays in the classical style, and voracious reading.
So goes the first sentence of a recently composed essay on cheating in academia.
He also composed essays on religion and contributed regularly to several London newspapers.
Some of this thinking eventually filtered to grade schools, with children now celebrating Kwanzaa and composing essays, year after year, on the "I Have a Dream" speech.
Simultaneously Shepp pursued a literary career, composing essays linking free jazz to black militancy; reading his own poetry on recordings; and writing plays, including Junebug Graduates Tonight (1967).
Nishida composed essays on interrelated themes rather than sequential and tightly edited books.
In addition to sharpening her songwriting skills, she composed essays and analytical papers on art, religion, social issues, and politics, including a thesis on pop artists Spencer Tunick and Damien Hirst.
