Unfortunately, as I was to observe in the ensuing years, the lessons to be learned here were not heeded by many Spanish expats who arrogantly continued to believe they were somehow protected, or above and beyond the violence of Colombia.
Much silliness ensues, a few lessons are broached, and the characters now and then burst into song.
Inside the White House, a debate ensued about what lessons to draw: Did the president try to enact too much change or not enough?
As the lesson ensued, I was shocked to hear youth discuss civil rights as a thing of the past.
For the ensuing season, the coach passed the lesson he had learned on to his team.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students learn about the recent partial face transplant in Ameiens, France and the ensuing public debate on extreme plastic surgery.
The ensuing legal pratfalls the Simpson case exposed helped modernize the criminal justice infrastructure of Los Angeles County and offered some pointed lessons for prosecutors, police, criminalists and judges.
What ensued was a powerful lesson in the value of a concept that tends to find more proponents outside corporate boardrooms than inside them: engaging "stakeholders" as assiduously as actual shareholders is imperative.
What ensues is a valuable lesson on consent: that verbal communication is the only way to go about requesting sexual favours, and once communicated, only a repeated and unequivocal "yes" from a sexual partner truly means yes.
Without attention to the structure of classroom interactions, what can often ensue is a biology lesson that can be accessed by only a small subset of students in a classroom.
But wait -- before you enter the existential crisis that's sure to ensue -- consider this a lesson learned.
