"Historically, I can't say these elections have been very significant," said Frank Mora, an expert on Cuba at the National War College in Washington.
Human beings have historically shown they can't follow rules and stick to what is reasonable".
Both climate change and a significant U.S. default are unprecedented historically, so we can't rely directly on past experience.
They probably picture themselves fighting a last stand against the armies of ignorance, but any mode of teaching that promotes close, historically attuned listening can't be a bad thing.
Implicit in what the historically wise Boot can't possibly believe is that life was grand and Mayberry-like in the countryside before the so-called "robber barons" began mass producing life's former luxuries.
If Howard, with its rich history and resources eclipsing those of many of its historically black counterparts can't do it, what HBCU can?
Goddard College has historically attracted students who "can't stomach the grind of prescribed courses, a syllabus, textbooks," Professor Swidler said.
Sending visitors to stripped down, mobile-optimized pages may be a good experience for readers who don't have to deal with pop-ups and other clutter, but it has historically meant that publishers can't serve all the same advertisements as on the web, nor encourage donations, push paid subscriptions, promote their email newsletters or events, or make other connections with readers.
Sending visitors to stripped down, mobile-optimized pages may be a good experience for readers who don't have to deal with pop-ups and other clutter, but it has historically meant that publishers can't serve all the same advertisements as on the web, nor encourage donations, push paid subscriptions, promote their email newsletters or events, or make other connections with readers.
