I was marinated in British myth and folktale when young, courtesy of my teachers and the Slough high school library, and then I did a degree in English at a university where two lecturers named Tolkien and Lewis had made sure that the basic syllabus stopped at 1832.
The questionnaire was designed as a grid; rows showed the lecturers' names and columns showed fifteen characteristics under four headings: personality, teaching skills, group working skills and overall performance as a role model.
In Northumbria, a university lecturer named Bethany Usher was watching.
Thankfully a Scottish lecturer named Graeme Ritchie rescued me.
The principal editor of this book is a poet and university lecturer named Frank Bidart.
In 1943, they dispatched a Hebrew University lecturer named Yitzhak Shamosh, who was a native of Aleppo, to try to extricate the codex.
Juliet takes longer, perhaps because for a while she doesn't realize she's in love with her tutor, a young lecturer named David Hennessey.
Together with an economics lecturer named Muslim Djalil, who took a year and a half leave from his university to help Ms. Henderson, they built 51 houses in the village of Rumpet, using Ms. Henderson's own money.
The BBC devoted a weekly program to the match which attracted a million viewers; in the United States, PBS covered every play of every game, and the program made a star out of an ex-sociology lecturer named Shelby Lyman, an improbable but charismatic television personality.
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