I've been department student advisor for many years, and as such I have worked to make sure that students get good advice about courses and careers.
I did not see many people that looked like me within my lab, department, student body, faculty, or the medical school itself.
"One of the things Oxford, and other universities, endeavor to do is to persuade people who are perfectly bright enough to benefit from a university education to consider our many extracurricular services, such as the careers department, student societies, volunteering, or work experience in the summer.
"One of the things Oxford, and other universities, endeavour to do is to persuade people who are perfectly bright enough to benefit from a university education to consider our many extracurricular services, such as the careers department, student societies, volunteering, or work experience in the summer.
"One of the things Oxford, and other universities, endeavour to do is to persuade people who are perfectly bright enough to benefit from a university education to consider our many extracurricular services, such as the careers department, student societies, volunteering or work experience in the summer.
I remember (with some embarrassment) an issue of the English Department student magazine, Gorgon, in which I published a long, shapeless poem, full of vacuous profundities, based on Allen Tate's "Ode to the Confederate Dead," and in which Heaney had a short, shapely poem entitled "Aran": it was as modest as mine was pretentious, as precise as mine was vague.
SCARSDALE Winter blues concert; jazz department students.
The Department of Surgery at The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai School of Medicine mourns the passing of our great friend and colleague who loyally served our Department, students and patients for over four decades.
In a fourth-floor classroom in Kent Hall, which houses the university's Asian studies department, students filed in and found dozens of Japanese journalists and a dozen television crews.
At the booth representing Rhode Island School of Design's furniture department, students working with Twintex, a recyclable Owens Corning-manufactured composite of glass and polypropylene, described the medieval tools they used to turn the material into hairy-looking tables, chairs and lamps.
Meanwhile, in Stony Brook at the State University's Staller Center, using the latest in sonic technology, including computers that listen and machines that sing, music department students and faculty members perform a concert of "Computer Music" at 8 p.m. (631) 631-2787.
