And yet the Republican members took great pains today to show themselves as eager, open-minded students who simply wished to be schooled on what they often referred to as their "rights and responsibilities".
"He is perhaps one of the most engaged, reflective and open-minded students I've ever come across". In his senior thesis, Barrett is exploring government understandings of poverty and its role in working to reduce poverty in the 1960s.
Her former Hebrew teacher at the University of Florida described Alqasem as an open-minded and curious student who had a "positive attitude toward Judaism, Jews, and the state of Israel".
What we're working hard to do is get employers to be more open-minded about hiring students who look very different [than their traditional candidates].
The film chronicles the weeks leading up to the event, both the excitement expressed by the more open-minded members of the student body and the antipathies conveyed by parents, the divide in attitude being largely generational.
She was beautiful and spontaneous and far more open-minded than the other students, who had to bite their tongues a few times before they'd ask an Arab for a light, even if he was a brilliant student and a handsome lad to boot.
Dr. Lilienfeld said that the review was written to raise awareness of the problems with the tests in the legal field and with "the hope that maybe we can reach a small number of open-minded people, and in particular students, who have yet to make up their minds on this issue".
They pointed to statements of support from a handful of other conservative figures, including several who called him open-minded because he supports allowing students in low-quality public schools to use vouchers to study elsewhere.
She prefers the more open-minded, questing inquiry of earlier students of the natural world like Thoreau and Louis Agassiz, and patterns her own research technique on St. Benedict's thoughtful reading practice, allowing a "contemplative flow" to settle upon her watching.
