Male university graduates largely treat their wives as equals; less educated men often don't.
Though average SAT scores in both verbal and math dropped between 2007 and 2010 — a trend that state education officials have attributed to an increase in students taking the test — more students in the same period of time have met the state's standards for college-ready graduates, largely because of improvements on their state standardized tests and the ACT.
But anyone who has earned an athletic scholarship, graduated and escaped largely unscathed knows that this unique feature of higher education is worth fighting to maintain, worth tweaking, maybe even worth expanding.
That approach ultimately proved unsustainable as buyers have largely graduated from prints, opting for one-of-a-kind works and adopting a more artisanal approach to collecting.
The battalion that graduated today -- recruited largely from former Iraqi soldiers, but not members of Mr. Hussein's Republican Guard -- is the first of a planned 27, for a total of 40,000 soldiers, to be trained over the next two years.
The study also shows that, on average, the female college graduates in the sample earn only about 82 percent of what the male college graduates earn, largely because they chose different college majors or decided to work for nonprofit organizations.
In large part, the schools are not providing the training that benefits law firms, so we begin with new graduates who largely lack useful skills.
When asked about India, human-resources professionals said they would consider hiring only 10to25percentent of the country's roughly 14 million university graduates, for largely similar reasons.
We find that high school dropouts work less than graduates, owing largely to greater employment instability for men and to both instability and longer spells of joblessness for women.
Born in Harlem and raised largely in Freeport, N.Y., Mr. Patterson graduated from Lincoln University in Pennsylvania.
