"They have turned our institutions of learning into institutions of test-taking".
What we actually need is a revolution in our institutions of learning.
Since May, students have occupied more than 200 institutions of learning.
People want buildings that are institutions of learning: they want to feel that the whole building is about learning.
He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and received honorary degrees from various institutions of learning.
An examination in American history was given to 6,000 freshmen in 36 institutions of learning all over the country.
The score of this work has parts where alternative words may be used for celebrations at other institutions of learning.
A failure of leadership and moral authority occurs wherever this behavior takes place, especially when our most revered institutions of learning fail to speak out against bigotry.
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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 it, Abraham Flexner, an educational reformer and the founder of the I.A.S., argued that institutions of learning should be more concerned with cultivating intellectual exploration than with finding immediate applications for scientific research.
