A hitherto dormant student movement re-awoke, took to the streets and – though it failed to save RCTV – helped stave off a bid by the president to rewrite the constitution yet again, this time along overtly dictatorial lines.
A guru awakens dormant spiritual knowledge in a student, the act of which is known as shaktipat.
The mini-pupillage shots were particularly memorable, with several students surreptitiously donning the dormant wigs of the barristers they were shadowing and posting the results for all the world to see.
Dr. LaRosa wrote, "After a sabbatical to retool, I plan to return to the faculty, renew and expand my research which has never been completely dormant, and re-engage with the student body".
The O.I.R. was a student publication that had been dormant when, in 2001, Yould revived the name.
This is a movie for the kid laying dormant within pleading to come out as you stare at your student debt in tears.
Fortunately, there's also the explosion of activity in club land, as partially dormant venues are revived in time to greet a new influx of students.
They were rewriting, for the third time, a mission statement for their chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, the activist group that had been dormant for nearly 40 years.
With imaginative protests including a kiss-a-thon in which 3,000 couples groped and smooched for exactly fifteen minutes, the Chilean student movement has captured the imagination of a long dormant but apparently disenchanted Chilean public.
Author(s): Priscilla Chan, The New York Times Learning Network Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Assess their opinions about living near active or dormant volcanoes.
