"So you see women persisting in school and going further than men.
It persists in schools today largely because the novel's symbolism is about as subtle as getting bashed in the head with a rock.
A high school student doesn't want to persist in a school where he feels looked down on.
In the other half of EVW preschool children, the pattern of wheezing only during viral colds persisted into school age.
Globally, the education gap in primary school has disappeared as well and although it persists in secondary school it is diminishing.
They passed a law saying that if a law school persisted in limiting recruiting by the armed forces, the school would lose federal funding.
Why, then, do we persist in measuring school quality like IQ, pooling seemingly divergent metrics into a single letter or number?
Still, in dozens of interviews at local schools, many students and even some coaches said that initiation rites -- from compulsory head shavings to beatings that leave victims bloodied -- persist in high school sports.
In analysis stratified by education level (Table 3), the associations persisted in those with primary school (HR = 1.14; 95% CI: 1.02, 1.27) and ≥ secondary school education (HR = 1.25; 95% CI: 1.09, 1.44) but not in those without formal education (HR = 0.98; 95% CI: 0.86, 1.11; p for interaction = 0.03).
"It's now clear that closure of schools is rarely indicated, even if H1N1 is in the school," said Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the disease control centers, though he added that closings might be necessary if so many people were sick that the school could not function, or if parents persisted in sending sick children to school.
De facto school segregation, however, persisted in Omaha long after that date with school boundaries tailored to match residential areas, which had de facto segregation.
