In "Colleges Adapt Online Courses to Ease Burden," Tamar Lewin writes about the ways in which some public universities are harnessing the power of online courses.
Clinical Pathways are plans of care applied to a group of patients with a common pathology and a predictible course, designed to ease the assistance and reduce unjustified clinical variability.
The killings in Mexico have reached such a point, analysts say, that no matter who wins the election, there will be intense pressure for a new course to somehow ease the violence without giving in to the cartels.
His words, of course, did little to ease the national backlash, and local opposition to House Bill 2 was reportedly critical to McCrory's defeat in November.
Fall semester, first-year vets can take four introductory courses — English, math, biology and "Introduction to College Life" — and in the spring, psychology, chemistry, sociology and one course in the mainstream to ease them into the civilian world.
Beyond that, of course, you should try to ease them into enjoying food from the rest of the color spectrum by enjoying those foods yourself, showing them that red and green and orange are a source of pleasure and not pressure.
Under Bennet's new plan, the Manual children would choose from an array of better high schools across the city, and be offered mentors, summer remedial courses, and academic counselling to ease the transition.
This was not, of course, the bank's contribution to ease the likely overshoot in government borrowing for the current financial year.
Of course they want Rafah open to ease the lives of the people here and to show it was them that got it [open], but the focus is on Rafah, not the future.
It was, of course, an eating holiday, but to ease the languors between breakfast on the zócalo and lunch at wherever, I arranged French conversation lessons with a likable chap named Hervé.
