Born in 1925, Buckley grew up at Great Elm, a huge house in Sharon, Conn., learned repartee at the family dinner table, was educated privately, went to Yale, served briefly in the Central Intelligence Agency and became one of the most celebrated -- deep breath here -- authors/editors/columnists/pundits/political activists/novelists/Catholic apologists/bons vivants of the American century.
Schools are a crucial part of this strategy, says Warby, both in educating younger children in the benefits of eating well, and in providing tasty, healthy school dinners.
New words on every page also help the child to identify the concepts, so that they may repeat them at dinner parties and impress educated guests.
To mention her name at a dinner party in the highly educated liberal suburb where Lexington lives is to ask for trouble.
At a recent dinner in Beijing, a highly educated 30-year-old woman from the southwestern province of Sichuan said she knew there had been a "student movement," but nothing more.
Who cares?" Like everyone at the dinner party, my questioner was highly educated, politically progressive and no doubt a feminist.
"We used to have dinner quite regularly with one of our neighbours, an educated gentleman.
Geall's early research indicates that China's most educated citizens are among those most opposed to G.M.O.s; they want choices, especially where their dinner is concerned.
Author Robert Stevens knows more about the subject than most, having been educated at Yale and Oxford, and lectured at more top universities than you've had hot dinners.
She can hold her own at an Oxbridge high-table dinner – so why, I ask her, is so much chick lit written by highly intelligent, educated women?
