Sontag, who has a Ph.D. in education and advised Thompson on educational matters when he was governor of Wisconsin, could not be reached for comment.
Is there a whip with any special interest in educational matters?
Pietism quickly spread and later became concerned with social and educational matters.
Les Lawrence, who speaks for the Local Government Association on educational matters, said: "Local authorities should be the final arbiter of and have jurisdiction over all schools' admissions policies".
Letting Children Write the Music Orchestras large and small are facing a potential fadeout of classical music by taking educational matters into their own hands.
They are accusing the president of manipulating history for political ends, interfering in educational matters and reducing the complex history of the Resistance to caricature.
Rodin's objections to the union, she insists, are not economic at all, but academic -- what if professors have to negotiate educational matters with labor representatives?
Mr. Golden, 91, is a longtime adviser to government and industry on scientific and educational matters, and is a former securities analyst.
The Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) of May 1949 granted autonomy in educational matters to the Länd (state) governments.
The governing principle is that all student educational matters, including disciplinary matters, are a private educational concern between the student and Yale; the university therefore does not disclose the details of a student's status".
