But for many students, she said, the main essay, particularly where it asks about a critical experience and its impact, is a good place to introduce a learning disability.
Students have several places to explain their learning issues on the Common Application: the main essay, short-answer portion or the very last portion of the application, where supplemental information is sought.
In a roundtable discussion that serves as the catalog's main essay, Ms. Kim talks about her fascination with the year 1974 -- when she was 2 years old and Lee was becoming popular.
The book originally published in Germany consisted only of two essays, the one on the bombing and the one on Andersch; a translator's note to the English edition does not make clear who decided to add the Améry and Weiss essays, but they are perfectly appropriate addenda to the main essay.
The show originated at the San Jose Museum of Art and is traveling in what seems to be injudiciously truncated form: it looks better in the thick catalog, whose main essay, by the art historian and museum curator Peter Selz, is a very readable mix of postwar American art history, biography, formal analysis and hyperbole.
The main essay in the book is about the various ways that women are silenced, and Solnit focusses upon the power of storytelling the way that who gets to speak, and about what, shapes how a society understands itself and what it expects from its members.
A similarly slowed-down pace came at a cost for some students in one of Scarsdale's Advanced Topics classes in United States history; it was still in the 1950s at the time of the exam, whose main essay question was on the Vietnam War.
To keep things simple, I will discount it for the remainder of this main essay.
However, he soon saw the difficulties with consensus theory, and he never allowed "Wahrheitstheorien" (1973a), his main essay on the consensus theory of truth, to appear in English.
The main essay is the 500-word one I've been working on since last year.
