Potentially higher volumes of contraband tobacco on college campuses may reflect differences in sociodemographic characteristics and smoking patterns of college and university students.
Degrés (1960; Degrees), his fourth novel, imposes on the action the rigid pattern of a college timetable.
"The examples are meant to illustrate a widespread pattern of neglect of college readiness skills.
I'm content to mingle three patterns of silverware: college, first apartment and business school.
This study compared the movement patterns of forty-six college students, playing bouts of swimming exergame, while categorized based on their playing performance, gender, and prior experience of real swimming and exergames.
Interestingly, the same barometer effect is not apparent in the voting pattern of whites with college degrees.
Unranked Arkansas stunned top-ranked Louisiana State in Baton Rouge, La., yesterday, further scrambling the national championship race and continuing a season-long pattern of upheaval in college football.
Although rates of dietary supplement use vary by age, gender, race, and ethnicity, very little is known about the pattern of use among college age and young adults.
The consequences can be particularly severe when people binge drink, a drinking pattern adopted by 44percentt of college students, national surveys have shown.
Thus, to the extent that HOPE affected the pattern of enrollment across colleges, the percent of students who earn a STEM major could have changed as a result.
