Poor children of oilfield workers had access to tremendous educational resources: chemistry labs, band instruments, foreign language courses, even college credit.
The data consisted of time at risk (woman years) and number of venous thrombotic events for each combination of hormonal contraception, length of use, age band, and educational level.
The program is an educational opportunity for the bands participating and is meant to further music education in the state.
So sometimes outside interests — record companies, promoters, festivals, educational entities — get involved, creating bands that express the essence of their projects, pasting their brand on them, recording them, sometimes designing limited tours for them.
State persecution prevented the formation of associations until AIDS became a concern, when educational efforts forced sexual minorities to band together.
A band of outreach workers, the educational equivalents of repo men, arranged part-time jobs and night-school curricula for other resisters.
But Mr. de Souza asked Mr. Simon instead to give him the money to buy an old building where he wanted to install his new band, Didá, and develop an educational program for children and women.
A New York court in 1972 sided with a teacher who was suspended for wearing an armband in protest against the Vietnam war, saying that the band did not interfere with educational interests.
Indian Canyon is also home to many Ohlone people, specifically of the Matsun band, and serves as an educational, cultural, and spiritual environment for all visitors.
The PBS KIDS Party App, which currently has four educational games, can be used without the Moff Band.
