What follows are undergraduate grades at a cross-section of colleges (note the decline in A's at Princeton, which in 2004 set a goal of capping them at 35 percent of grades awarded).
The remaining 600 represent a wide cross-section of colleges and universities across America.
Moskowitz: We invest a tremendous amount of time and energy exposing students to a large cross-section of colleges so they can ultimately make a great decision.
The audience was an ideological cross-section of college students, no doubt picked to emphasize Mr. Obama's ever open mind.
"You've got this cross section of punks, hippies, college students, families, and people like me," he said, "more preppy and conservative".
An exuberant, noisy cross section of high school and college students, several hundred in all, protested yesterday against police brutality in a demonstration that began in Union Square Park at lunchtime and ended with the arrest of 18 people who tried to disrupt traffic at the Brooklyn Bridge during the evening rush hour.
The 25 participants from the United States and Canada represented a diverse cross section of higher learning institutions, from community colleges to research universities, and they included geology faculty who teach introductory non-major classes (both large and small), laboratories, discipline-specific upper-division courses, and graduate seminars.
The fifty-person meeting was held at Plotz's family home, in Brooklyn, and it included a true cross section of Tolkien fandom; high-school kids, college professors, Plotz's two younger brothers, and the author of "September 1, 1939".
Cross section of a generalized coral polyp.
