While every effort has been made to keep the existence of the classes secret, it was learned that there was a "graduating" day and several wives of Congressional members carried off high honors for accomplishment during the twelve-lesson course held exclusively for Congressmen's wives.
He had just graduated days before, promptly enlisting in the Army.
"Economists are economical, among other things, of ideas; most make those of their graduate days last a lifetime".
Joe is very much the kind of role that Mr. Hoffman might have played during his "Graduate" days: anxious, eager to please, not sure what is required of him.
Meanwhile, the Nobody gets comically misidentified by the gawping public ("which Alan are you?") or, in Bennett's memories of his Oxford graduate days, patronised on high table.
Coe moved to London and published two more novels, no more commercially successful than his first: A Touch of Love, which drew on his occasionally desperate graduate days, and The Dwarves of Death, which grew out of his experience playing in a band called the Peer Group (recordings still exist).
In late 1992, as the end of my graduate days was looming, I considered doing a short spell in journalism before going abroad for a postdoc fellowship.
Outeiro "is highly self confident, perfectly aware of his quality, and ambitious," Maria de Sousa, a Portuguese group leader who returned home 25 years ago and has known Outeiro since his graduate days, writes in an e-mail to Science Careers.
I asked them how valuable they thought their IMCB experiences had been, and all of them told me that their graduate days at IMCB were a very enriching, both scientifically and otherwise.
NOON (13, 21, 50) AMERICAN GRADUATE DAY 2013 This seven-hour live event is aimed at generating solutions for the nation's high school dropout problem and informing the public about the support community organizations provide to at-risk students, families and schools.
