Margaret Thatcher's former Oxford University college has screened her funeral in front of students, academics and alumni.
DKU pays homage to the area's water towns with a pond in the center of campus, small fountains and reflecting pools in front of the academic building.
In American schools, grade inflation is so out of control that a B minus is a classroom teacher's best and safest choice for indicating an actual grade of F. One Harvard professor, obviously a warrior on the front lines of academic excellence, assigns two grades.
Although it is unlikely that Novalis's work will ever make it to the front rows of academic philosophy, his contribution deserves to be revisited, reread, and reconsidered by scholars of post-Kantian thought.
There's no question that the Samuelis' gift could do a tremendous amount of good — $200 million will go far to jump UCI up into the front ranks of academic medical institutions.
Law professors, economists and other academics are often called to testify in front of Congress, and academic research is often used to shape legal policy.
At a reception held at Simpson's in the Strand in April, Jacob Zuma spoke about maintaining press freedom in front of an audience of academics, business people and politicians, including Baroness Amos, former secretary of state for international development.
I wasn't sure I had the fortitude to turn one page of gibberish into at least 15 pages of gibberish, which I would then have to summarize in 10 minutes in front of an international audience of academics.
Both findings imply that Wikipedia might be producing an inaccurate image of academics on the front end of science.
Many of the online pre-K programs encourage parents to put their kids in front of computers to do academic drills even if they are in a preschool setting.
