She said that Japanese women who studied the humanities were seen as being more polished and attractive, especially at Aoyama Gakuin University, which is known for its fashionable student body.
The election of a Conservative government, in 1979, and the success of such period dramas as "Brideshead Revisited" had made it newly fashionable for students to participate in moneyed, black-tie frolics.
The Institute of Physics says the subject is fashionable: with students taking the subject at A-level rising by 19.6% in the past five years compared with a 7.7% rise across all subjects.
It's fun to see young fashionable Lebanese students hurrying to their classes and hanging out at the different cafes.
Soon it became fashionable for male students to grow beards and for female students to wear the veil.
Nor does Hanson write about themes fashionable even among students of war.
An oligarchy in which rulers, warriors and workers had prescribed stations in life, Sparta had aspects of the "ideal" city that Socrates sketched in Plato's "Republic", and it was fashionable among his students to admire Sparta.
And with acuity and concision she renders the oft-told story of how Communism became fashionable among Cambridge students in part because of the Depression and the Spanish Civil War.
The huge difference implies that alcohol use is probably still regarded as being fashionable among college students and very few social sanctions exist to discourage this behaviour.
Fashion merchandising students learn how to develop, manufacture, buy, and sell products within the fashion industry; they graduate with business savvy geared towards all things fashionable.
