"A lot of people didn't expect me to graduate," he observed one afternoon, sitting next to the gym at the Boys & Girls Club, which he still visits several times a week.
The difference between the conversational behaviour of a project architect and a less experienced graduate was observed to illustrate with examples the effect the performance of facilitation had on the opportunity for user engagement in design, and of learning the skill of facilitation that occurred in these situations.
Unlike the skyscraper fantasies of his fellow Depression-era graduates, Riesman observed in his essay "The Found Generation," theirs lacked a careerist, urban spirit.
According to a studies by Faber and Levy, [39]) and Fronstin [17], the major cause of a difference in insured and uninsured rates between families was the less than high school education for wage earners in uninsured families to the post-graduate education observed among wage earners from insured families.
I can still remember the day when I was a graduate student, observing (and then later carrying out) surgery on moths, and noticing that they have the loveliest pale blue blood.
"Dare to care," Hillary Rodham Clinton (law '73) told the graduating seniors, observing that when she graduated from high school, Yale did not yet accept women.
During my tenure as a graduate student, I observed the impact of the government's commitment to double the National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget.
Although the fish are bottom-dwellers, limnologist David Jude of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, who first noticed the goby in the United States, and his graduate student Stephen Hensler, observed that goby larvae in lab aquaria would occasionally swim up from the glass floor.
One hundred graduate students were observed during normal computer work in a university computer facility to qualify and quantify the prevalence of lifted finger behaviours and extended finger postures, as well as wrist/forearm and grip behaviour, during specific mouse activities.
"Gregory Geoffroy, then president, said in a statement at the time that details of personnel decisions are private, but that he had based his ultimate decision about Gonzalez's appeal on such factors as his publication record, his ability to attract grants and the number of graduate students he observed".
