School is surely an institution for learning and intellectual activities, but is also an arena for socializing.
For example, when an evaluator judges the performance level of school education, he or she may assess the subject as level 4 ("complete difficulty"), because of the subject's inability to obtain further education or to attend an institution for learning.
Lubin and Pace have become far richer institutions of learning for his involvement and guidance, and he will be remembered for his positive impact on the way business schools teach.
In fact, corporations have become highly skilled in managing public opinion - and one of their first steps was to consolidate the "support" for institutions of learning that Carson so astutely noted.
But there is no evident connection between playing sports and study, and conflating the two, as we have done on a massive scale, is just plain bad for institutions of learning.
The score of this work has parts where alternative words may be used for celebrations at other institutions of learning.
Sewanee, as the school is known, was conceived, by an Episcopal bishop turned Confederate general, as an élite institution of learning for the sons of the landed class.
There were fewer students in 2012 than in 2010, a disturbing trend for learning institutions accustomed to an expanding market.
Providing cutting edge technologies is an enormous investment for learning institutions already saddled with financial upkeep of brick-and-mortar facilities.
