Commercial development has been quick to find outlets in Cambridge's historic streets as well, a source of distaste for many residents who nevertheless flock to outposts of such national chains as Starbucks, Abercrombie & Fitch, Bank of America and the Gap, all of which have or have had outlets in Cambridge, counting on the area's ever-present student population to bring in revenue.
First and foremost, you could pay off those ever-present student loans and credit card debt, hook up your family, set up a charity foundation, buy a few amazing homes and immediately book a trip to Bora Bora.
George P. Burdell, Tech's ever-present fictional student, was created in 1927 when a student filled out two application forms.
Parker has been almost ever-present in the Loughborough Students side in National One this term, while Atkinson has scored 12 tries.
The untitled pilot is based around Robinson's character, a musician who is forced to become a middle school music teacher and has a hard time adjusting to the precocious children, school politics and the ever-present temptation of the students' single moms.
Boaler said that the other important strand in her work is the mindsets students come to math with – and the ever-present myth that only some students can be good at math.
So it's the teacher who has the most responsibility as the ever-present adult force in the student's life.
And our millennial students and their ever-present personal technology go hand in hand--literally.
Our group exists to address the ever-present and increasing desire of Duke medical students to involve themselves in global health.
In case there are readers who think I am overstating the case, consider the ever-present issue of outcomes assessment -- measuring student performance.
Instead of allowing students to explore and investigate, the ever-present academic targets loomed.
