Martin said he doubts an intense focus on sports will help restore an academic heritage.
In fact, happiness has a long academic heritage – beginning in western thought with the Greek philosopher Aristotle.
Good facilities, an athletic and academic heritage, state-of-the-art weight room, a players' locker room voted one of the best in the nation.
Evaluating Curriculums Founded in 1998 by cognitive and computer scientists along with math teachers, Carnegie Learning is proud of its academic heritage, and many education researchers consider it a model of rigor and transparency.
TH: In that context, given his radical socialist heritage and his academic work on Jimmy Maxton [Independent Labour Party MP for Glasgow during the Red Clydeside era], have you been at all disappointed by Gordon Brown's chancellorship?
The programme takes in modern art, the region's industrial heritage, a huge academic conference, DIY guitar and fanzine making workshops and even a series of bat walks in Haden Hill Park (titled, naturally, Bat Out of Hell).
In many people's minds England's two most venerable university cities are interchangeable, or even somehow conjoined – Siamese towns, eternally tethered to each other by history, tradition and academic heritage.
The study was concerned with inter-institutional collaborative heritage science research between academic researchers ('researchers') and users of research evidence in practice ('users'users
Other local people, including academics and heritage specialists, will also have a say in things.
Although neither academics nor heritage authorities object to the bones being repatriated, the process is complex and delicate – particularly given Aboriginal sensitivities about ancestral remains, which in the past were seized and studied without permission.
