When can they expect to fully recover from the bad luck of graduating into a deeply troubled economy?
Graduates have deeply emotional links to their universities and expect that to be reflected in our dealings with them.
Timbers, a Yale graduate, is deeply steeped in history and politics—he prefers nonfiction for his leisure reading and he is well versed in dramatic theory.
Of the students who remain on campus, there is a mix of third- and fourth-years who have been just trying to cram in enough credits to graduate; some deeply devoted Antiochians; and a few students who couldn't figure out where else to go.
Hence, even a graduate course deeply rooted in NaE may have no effect on extremely religious people.
Like many of us parasitologists, Bill started out in this field as a graduate student deeply fascinated with the life-cycles of parasites.
By contrast, the groups with the lowest three population densities were the "Graduate Newcomers", "Deeply Rural", and "Rural Fringe" groups, and their values were 15; 161; and 188 persons per km, respectively (Table 3 and Table 4), however, the population density of the "Graduate Newcomers" group was too small to draw any conclusions.
Millions of dollars in federal financial aid flowed into these schools, and when students graduated they were left deeply in debt.
When he graduated, Oz was a deeply driven twenty-six-year-old. "I went to medical school firmly believing that if I studied hard I would learn everything I needed to know about the human body," he told me.
He is deeply honored to have been invited by C.U.A. to address the school's graduating class, and is looking forward to receiving an honorary degree from the only Catholic college in our country that is chartered by Catholic bishops".
