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The remark about not believing I was born on a farm comes less from the poems than from reading too many "Notes on Contributors"... Were you the kind of pupil whose essays were held up by the teacher as a shining example to the rest of the class?
Such are the pros and cons of each theory, the French historian Dominique Briquel notes in his catalog essay, that "the problem must be held to be unresolved".
The event includes an address by the director of Princeton's African-American Studies Departmusicalalerie Hill; a musical presentation by the university's gospel choir; and an awards ceremony for the winners of an essay, poster and video contest that was held in local schools.
The year Han won the essay contest, he failed his courses and was held back.
According to a Hong Kong-based rights group she has been held on subversion charges after posting online essays attacking shoddy construction.
The main event is being held today at Imperial College London, with the début of an anthology of essays, "A Passion for Science: Stories of Discovery and Invention".
One of the best groups on Darfur is the Genocide Intervention Network, which is now encouraging high school students to enter an essay contest that Oprah is holding.
LURING LITTLE COLLECTORS To combat the antiques trade's laments that hardly anyone under 40 is interested in the field, auction houses and dealers are holding essay contests for children willing to explain why something old has entranced them.
He is holding an essay contest and will hand the restaurant to the winner.
Team Energy Star, the Environmental Protection Agency's program to teach kids about energy efficiency, is holding an essay contest for kids.
To celebrate, the city is holding an essay contest for students in kindergarten through 12th grades, who are invited to share what the holidays and the tree mean to them.
