If by the end of year one, they haven't met a professor, talked with an administrator, or taken a class that introduced an entirely new concept, helped them see a situation in a different way, or engaged them enough to think about or consider something for the very first time, that is truly unfortunate.
His election is considered something of a triumph for the younger trustees, who have for some time felt that their institution might perhaps be run on more progressive lines.
Ellison, whose purchase of the tournament allowed it to stay here, is considered something of a savior for the event.
Karada is considered something of a stronghold for Mr. Abdul Mahdi's party, making the attack seem all the more brazen.
Ms. Roncal was considered something of a coup for the network because of her background with high-profile celebrities like Jennifer Lopez.
The 1998 election of Mr. Holt, a liberal Democrat, was considered something of a fluke for a district that had traditionally leaned Republican.
Similar comments by a Romney spokeswoman, Andrea Saul, had provoked a furious reaction from conservative commentators who said it was a huge blunder for the Romney camp to call attention to a plan that was considered something of a model for Mr. Obama's plan.
The market took the GE disappointment hard, since the company is considered something of a bellwether for the U.S. economy due to its broad reach into many different sectors.
Yet Einstein, who was considered something of a ham, mugged for the cameras and posed for sculptors whose works grace plazas the world over.
They are sending them to Paula Turner, who broke the 1977 Triple Crown champion Seattle Slew, and is considered something of a horse whisperer for her patience in developing them mentally as well as physically.
