There's undeniable glamour in a scholastic milieu so saturated in the performing arts that applicants must try out in the New Haven public-school system and even pre-K tots are required to have agents.
More than stylistically though, Levin's conceit of a child genius misapprehended in a scholastic setting has to remind us of "Infinite Jest," that account of the prodigy Hal Incandenza and his time at the Enfield Tennis Academy.
The demolition was featured in a Scholastic SuperScience article and it included a picture of the demolition spread across two pages.
Inger Miller's running career became serious when her mother had a chance encounter in a grocery store with the coach of John Muir High in Pasadena, Calif., a scholastic power in track and field.
The great miler Marty Liquori, who in 1966 at Essex Catholic in Newark set a scholastic record of 12 23.2 for Van Cortlandt's 2.5-mile course, once said that road racing was like rock 'n' roll, but that track racing was more like a Carnegie Hall symphony.
Els, who wants to be a palaeontologist when she grows up, was annoyed to find an exciting looking pirate book labelled "for boys" in the catalogue advertising a Scholastic book fair to be held at her school in north London.
Scholastic Inc. declined to discuss its dealings with Teacher's Choice, but said in a statement, "Scholastic was dissatisfied with Mr. Kontilai as a distributor of Scholastic product, and we terminated all business dealings with him in 2007".
Early in the twentieth century, a Chinese student of John Dewey (1859 1951) at Cornell, Hu Shi (1891 1962), initially followed the empirical, textual Qing scholars in viewing Zhu as a scholastic metaphysician.
In a statement, Scholastic said the pirate book for boys, from another publisher, would not be featured again, and added that their website is being relaunched.
The prevalence of eating disorders (EDs) in a representative scholastic sample was evaluated, and the demographic factors associated with ED were assessed.
Any word I didn't recognize, I simply looked up in a fat Scholastic Dictionary for Children, and that made English prefixes a breeze by second grade.
