The report, produced by the London School of Economics and the Centre for Mental Health charity, represents the first time academics have sought to quantify not just the direct economic impact on affected mothers, but the effect over decades on their children's prospects, both in terms of development in the womb and during the crucial early years.
For the first time, the academic procession was led by a Fire Department color guard.
"For the first time, actual academic life will be visible from the street," said Mark Wigley, dean of the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
The licensing agreement also states explicitly for the first time that academic and government researchers will have free access to patented stem cell materials.
That year the library was selected by The Library Journal as the Library of the Year, the first time an academic library had won the distinction.
Looking to the reaction to this comment in blogosphere, we note that this is not the first time our academic work is seen pandering to a political view.
This is not the first time that academics have urged the Global Fund to consider the use of HTA to improve its cost-effectiveness [ 25].
She said, not for the first time, that the academic life required a nun-like devotion and chastity.
As for Mr. Dougharty of Grinnell College, for the first time in his academic career he missed his own campus's move-in day.
In those four short years I fell in love, had my heart broken, had 11 stitches put in my head and seven in my hand, went through counselling for depression, experienced drugs for the first time, rejected an academic career, adopted an entirely unexpected career path and made friendships for life.
