A CULT gives its members license to feel superior to the rest of the universe, and so does a cult movie: it confers hipness on those who grok what the mainstream audience can't.
The positions give them access to the Department of Education's top officials, seats on the stage alongside the panel's 13 other members, license to voice their opinions during the meetings, but no right to vote.
Students can set up their own pro bono placement with law firms, legal organizations, or HLS faculty members who are licensed to practice.
One of the members, Phineas Fullerton was licensed to preach, and supplied the pulpit part time for a few years, but in 1818 he was excluded for intemperance.
The class leader records include: records of class money received, names of church members who were licensed to preach, reports on class and Sabbath school attendance, accounts of collections received for the poor fund and names of persons who received money from that fund, and rules of order to be observed at official meetings as veil as rules for conducting meetings.
After the teenager smashed the van into a tree, injuring the children, the police learned that neither the teenager nor the staff member himself was licensed to drive.
With the opportunity to do volunteer pro bono work in HLS's 11 Student Practice Organizations (SPOs), on an individual basis at a law firm, legal organization, an HLS faculty member who is licensed to practice, or on a spring break trip, students have the ability to make a positive impact in their communities and contribute to the public good.
Have a friend or family member who's licensed to conduct wedding ceremonies.
In a statement, the club said it had about 100 members, all of whom are licensed to own and use firearms.
"There is a class whose lips are buttoned of about 10,000 people who are stopped from disclosing to outsiders any information," said Geoffrey Robertson QC. "If a Mr James Bond was indeed licensed to kill members of al-Qaida in the UK", that could not be disclosed even though lives were at risk, he said.
Members of the faculties were licensed to teach, and degrees were in effect the professional certifications that they had attained the guild status of a "master". There was originally only one degree in European higher education, that of master or doctor.
