All these people carry on like graduates of a "Fame" school.
The wait staff appeared to be graduates of a Soviet cafeteria training academy.
These people running for town councilman, mayor, county freeholder and other posts are graduates of a state A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Some 2,500 police officers, many of them graduates of a one-week human rights course, patrol the streets.
To be presented on a double bill with "The 75th," about the last surviving graduates of a high school class.
You can also see jobless rates for graduates of a given undergraduate major who went on to receive further education (not necessarily related to their college major).
At least that's the tone in which these billionaires are presented by Forbes, as if they were graduates of a rather striking high school class.
There's a distancing formality in Mr. Schaeffer's staging of the first act, with most of the performers speaking like recent graduates of a diction school.
We were both recent graduates of a top liberal arts college, and I could not fathom that someone from my school was in such a "desperate" situation.
The allegations arose from the accounts of soldiers at a conference of graduates of a premilitary course at an academic college in northern Israel.
Michael Masson, a psychologist at the University of Victoria, has done studies comparing graduates of a speed-reading course with "naïve" control groups.
