They come from the schools of soft knocks (Harvard, Yale).
The annual music festival attracts thousands of participants from the schools of the province.
I want to separate the schools of learning from the schools of flirting.
It originated from the schools of agriculture and forestry, and includes biologists, agriculturalists, economists, and ecologists.
Ms Booth later addressed the ceremony, made up of graduates from the schools of art and design and social sciences.
As a consequence, it will benefit from natural collaborations with faculty from the Schools of Medicine and Engineering.
The practice of writing music in score dates from the schools of polyphony (many-voiced music) in the early Middle Ages but declined during the 13th 16th century.
Dancers from the schools of Alvin Ailey, Dance Theater of Harlem, Martha Graham, the Houston Ballet and the Limón Institute will perform.
In September of 1998, Provost Rice and Vice Provost Kruger created a Planning Committee consisting of faculty from the schools of Engineering, Medicine, and the Humanities and Sciences.
"There were undergraduates and divinity students and law students and students from the schools of education and public health and so on.
Through elective coursework on campus, students may study with faculty from the schools of Law, Journalism, Nursing, International and Public Affairs, and Arts and Sciences.
