Sentence examples for on scholastic from inspiring English sources

When one analyses the influence of social identity on scholastic effort, ethnic identity largely contributes to determine it.

The college, which accepted 37percentt of those applying this year, took all four applicants from Ross; one of them is attending on a full scholarship based on scholastic merit and financial need.

Mr. Stephens knows the stigma children often place on scholastic television.

The University of Paris remained a spokesman for Roman Catholic orthodoxy, and its educational program, which was founded on scholastic dialectics, became rigidly fixed.

"Yes, but he was rarely profane or abusive," said Tom Konchalski, a friend and a widely acknowledged expert on scholastic basketball in New York City.

Somewhat paradoxically, Murphy, the Montclair High senior, decided to embrace the more Americanized system that places a greater emphasis on scholastic sports despite playing his earliest soccer at the club level in his native England.

This seventh edition, whose theme is "Sci-Fact to Sci-Fiction, Where Creativity and Technology Meet," includes drawing workshops, panel discussions, an on-site Scholastic book fair, a documentary film screening and chances to meet members of the creative teams from Archie Comics, "Sesame Street," Marvel and DC Comics and many other organizations.

Beginning with the G.I. Bill, college has depended increasingly more on measurable scholastic ability than on the status of wealth or birth.

Committees evaluate students not only on their scholastic achievements, but on leadership, ambition, character, concern for the less fortunate, and athletic participation.

Here are the other pertinent details on Mooney: 24 touchdowns thrown against 2 interceptions as a senior while calling his own plays, 358 passing yards in the championship game, 2,000-plus on his Scholastic Aptitude Test, and one other thing: he is left-handed, à la Michael Vick.

In the sixteenth century, the discourse on probability underwent significant changes, on the scholastic as well as the humanist side.