He returned to Queen's to lecture in scholastic philosophy.
They're absorbed in scholastic debates about their man's drinking habits and pickup techniques.
"Here is a simple way to engage these children in scholastic endeavors and keep them productively occupied," Ms. Kazickas said.
His style is allusive, he is light on argument and he piled up distinctions with Latin labels in scholastic fashion.
In answer to his questions, Beatrice gives him, and therefore us, a complete course in Scholastic theology.
Part of the reason Americans are doing better is that growth in scholastic chess programs has led more children to play.
And just like in scholastic education where you can't be expected to skip high school and go to Harvard, it's the same thing with basketball.
The ads represent the first time that Smilebox has advertised in Scholastic Parent & Child, said Yannis Dosios, vice president for marketing at Smilebox in Redmond, Wash.
The bats, first used in amateur baseball in the mid-1970's, are used widely in scholastic leagues across the country.
But because there are few strong programs in scholastic wrestling, that sport has remained in the shadows, especially when compared with programs in schools in the suburbs and upstate.
And some states have passed or are considering laws aimed at curbing concussions in scholastic sports, including mandated education for coaches and immediate removal from play when an athlete suffers a head injury.
