"They want Islam to be in the battleground, not in the halls of learning".
It's hard to admire Christ Church college for what it really is — the hallowed halls of learning where Sir Christopher Wren, John Locke, William Penn and 13 British prime ministers were educated.
What's more, Ms. Garcia was talking to that roomful of students at 4 30, a time when the weekend is already walking all over the concerns of the workweek, and classrooms generally feel more like holding pens than halls of learning.
Maybe if we were all still part of the huddled masses of students trudging back to hallowed halls of learning like depressed turtles making their way to a cruel ocean, I'd believe differently.
It's that time of year again: a hint of fall is in the air, and New York City's youngest will re-enter the halls of learning, leaving parents and caretakers in peace.
After women pressed ahead, attended college and excelled in the halls of learning, the debate about menstrual cycles shifted from their suitability for higher education to their suitability for public life in general.
As a freshman senator up at the state capital, Albany, instead of learning the ropes he plunged into hostilities with the New York City bosses of Tammany Hall.
So, now you can go to Miami, and in the halls of academia, learn how to write, sing, and play all the traditions of American folk music, from blues, gospel, country, and bluegrass, to shape note singing, sacred heart music, and on and on.
The hall emphasizes learning and interpreting.
LGBTQ-phobias abound in the hallowed halls of higher learning and, unfortunately, we have to confront them here in Massachusetts, an A+ queer-friendly state.
