World War I interrupted studies at the NWC, and when the college reopened in 1919, its program focused on four major subjects: command, strategy, tactics, and policy.
Many victims reported academic difficulties including absenteeism, interrupted studies, inability to concentrate or study and loss of self-confidence.
The use of in-depth interviews elicited rich and comprehensive information on the experience and psychological process of college students with PTB: significant psychological pressure, interrupted studies, and insufficient support from healthcare workers.
In Mwanza, 247 (20 %) participants interrupted study drug, including 233 who became pregnant and were permanently discontinued from study medication.
In HPTN 039, 231 participants interrupted study drug, including 183 who became pregnant (14%% of all females).
In 1950, Daneshvar obtained her doctorate, based on a study of beauty as treated in Persian literature, from Tehran University, though only after her father's death had compelled her to interrupt her studies and work on Radio Tehran.
Later he studied at Bologna but, for lack of funds, had to interrupt his studies there.
Some young men do interrupt their studies to walk a half-mile loop to air out minds weighing hairline distinctions.
As the Greek crisis deepened, large numbers of students were forced to accelerate, or even interrupt, their studies.
students are Mormon and interrupt their studies and athletic careers with two-year missions, which detractors say can give them an edge in maturity and size.
Despite having just €25 to his name, along with the orange shirt and flowery shorts he was wearing, the economics student, who was forced by the war to interrupt his studies, was already making plans.
