We are replacing tenure-track faculty with underpaid course facilitators who simply echo the contents of a textbook without any original thinking.
Echoing the contents of a four-page intelligence assessment simultaneously made public, Mr Kerry ran through a catalogue of what he said are now known facts.
A bigger voice for women will certainly change the tone of debate in parliament, which in the past tended to echo the contents of the MPs honourable wallets, as they awarded themselves hefty pay increases.
While an octogenarian like Sumner Redstone might claim that "content is king" and a septuagenarian like Rupert Murdoch will echo that "content is not just king, it's the emperor of all", the so-called cool kids advertisers want to reach could care less about content.
Nathan Diament, executive director of the public policy arm of the Orthodox Union, echoed Hier's comments about the content of the call, saying that the president expressed admiration for the Jewish community, condemned ant-Semitism and all forms of hate, and reaffirmed support for Israel. .
Still, the newly discovered wave of activity pushing polarizing political content on Facebook strongly echoes previous content linked to the IRA.
Burr echoed Warner, saying he wants to "understand the content of the memos" and hear Comey's testimony about "conversations that he had with the president". .
MTV's Rodriguez wrote that the song echoes content from Eminem's earlier albums, but finds him "sober" and "more mature".
Earlier this week, Boko Haram released a video purporting to show militants behead two captives, which echoed the style and content of the Islamic State's grisly hostage execution videos.
Kasza has worked on the book for over two years, and the result is a carefully considered design piece that echoes its content: somewhere between a damaged, unfinished volume and a contemporary minimalistic shape.
