Now, all of a sudden, ordinary Germans who donate spare rooms to Syrians or organize makeshift language classes for asylum-seekers are celebrated on national television.
Volunteers in makeshift schools offer classes.
WHEN the lives of the Bedloes in "Saint Maybe" stop being "absolutely wonderful," Ian's mother, Bee, laments: "Our lives have turned so makeshift and second-class, so second-string, so second-fiddle, and everything's been lost.
The new show, which will be up through mid-June, features the artist's intricate paintings, large-form pumpkin sculptures, and Obliteration Room, an interactive project inspired by a makeshift "American middle-class house".
The potential delay means that some students will continue to take classes in makeshift spaces carved out of dining halls, gymnasiums and libraries.
Students in neighborhoods where schools would be delayed would continue to take classes in makeshift spaces cut out of gymnasiums, dining halls and libraries.
After an early spring vacation Wellesley students were back in class in makeshift quarters in three weeks.
It had a potbelly stove, space for weaving and pottery classes and a makeshift stage where Ms. Puleston often gave puppet shows.
The responses suggested 18% do not have enough capacity for their pupils, with children in over-large classes or temporary makeshift classrooms.
Panca Primary School was burned during the conflict, and classes at a makeshift temporary structure were often cancelled because of violence.
