It is simply too small in scale — unattached to a school, short in its seasons and limited in personnel — to present anything like the ballet universe that Ms. Farrell once epitomized.
Radziner's firm is now at work on projects that range in scale from a public school to private residences, including the restoration of Schindler's famous Kings Road house in West Hollywood.
The second major aspect many of our service members touched upon is addressing large-scale problems (like childhood obesity) in what feels like small-scale ways (a school garden).
No specifics are offered, but one possibility would be to adjust the rookie wage scale to reward players who stay in school.
"She is interested in scale, not in turning one school around, or creating a great pilot program or a magnet school," said Mary McClure, a member of the Providence school board.
The choice was also based on considerations that some of Seeman's variants may be relatively abstract to 13- 15-year-olds and taking into account that the scales should be applicable in a school survey among adolescents.
In boys, scale scores for school performance, peer pressure, future uncertainty and emerging adult responsibility were a significant positive predictor for BWSF cortisol.
According to their study, both men and women who were rated unattractive (as rated on a five-point scale) in high school were more likely to commit — or at least more likely to be caught while committing — one of seven crimes, including burglary and selling drugs, than those rated average or attractive.
In order to increase opportunities for interpersonal interactions among children, an interactive school gymnasium called FUTUREGYM, with a large-scale, interactive floor projection system in a school setting is proposed.
Party School Texts, a new website founded by four students from the University of Florida and one from Santa Fe College, is using funny texts sent while partying in order to grade schools on a scale from "LAME-O" to "Rock Star".
