Word on the street is young brothers who now "want to be like Barack" as they watch this much more sophisticated, intelligent, hyper-academic and cool-pose professional persona unfold.
I'm not sure how much of that was the hyper-competitive academic environment my high school fostered, and how much was the knowledge that I'd have to do very, very well to get into the kinds of schools that would provide excellent financial aid.
Tomorrow: An academic overview of hyper-local journalism by David Baines, who lectures at Newcastle university *What do we mean by local? is edited by John Mair, Neil Fowler & Ian Reeves and published by Abramis.
Cedar teases academic pomp and hyper-organization by dividing the movie into brisk sections introduced with what look like slides or microfiche pages, and he intercuts the scholarly and family disputes, in order to make it clear that no labor is entirely pure, devoid of ego and rivalry.
We know that in academic settings they can be labeled "hyper" rather than "energetic," or "aggressive" rather than "assertive".
THE NEWS Caravaggio, the Italian Renaissance master of hyper-realistic painting, has overtaken Michelangelo as a subject of academic study, a University of Toronto art historian says.
But, as Ms. Sandberg documents, drawing both on academic research and on personal experience, even in these hyper-educated, proudly meritocratic communities, De Beauvoir's constrictive observation holds true.
Contrary to popular belief, the academic study of politics has little to do with public policy: it's the hyper-analytic psychological, mathematical, and anthropological study of civic behavior.
One of the most notoriously abstruse academic composers of the twentieth century, Babbitt is about as far from the gleeful hyper-gloss of PC Music as you can get.
For many, enrolling in Mandarin or Italian may represent an academic challenge with the potential of pulling down a student's GPA, an unacceptable outcome in this hyper-competitive world.
