He was the first recipient of this Citation from the Academic Senate, and the Citation bears his name as testimony to his distinguished service.
Fred Shapiro of Yale, compiling the hungrily awaited Yale Dictionary of Quotations, has dug up this citation from a 1941 Social Forces magazine, in which Northerners are excoriated for pointing self-righteously at the South for its lynchings while segregation and race riots take place in the North: "This finger-pointing is not only unnecessary, but false".
This all comes courtesy of HuffPost reader Doug Schafer, who is of the opinion that journalists ought to avail themselves of this citation from Scalia whenever the "judges don't make law" canard arises.
We agree that white matter stimulation does not accurately mimic thalamic stimulation and removed this citation from the Discussion.
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun the frumious Bandersnatch!" (Carroll, 1872/1998; p. 132) This citation from Lewis Carroll's "Through the looking-glass" is part of the poem "Jabberwocky," read by Alice (of "Alice's adventures in wonderland" fame).
Based on the results from this investigation, citation searching as a supplementary search method for systematic reviews may not be the best use of valuable time and resources.
By the way, for you quote historians, I was really hoping this citation was from Fred Astaire, referencing one of his classic dance routines with Ginger Rogers.
As the name implies, we can see from the citation that this PBL model consists of seven steps which include clarifying terms and concepts, formulation of the problem statement, idea brainstorming, categorizing and structuring ideas, formulation of learning objectives, resolution through self-study, and conclusion by peer evaluation.
13 This index was calculated from the citation scores collected from the ISI Citation Index data for this project using an Excel spreadsheet.
From that citation you'd think they had given MacDonald's assertion a ringing endorsement.
