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Early in his career, Mr. Putin was philosophically opposed to transferring control of natural resources to private hands; with the help of the rector of one of St . Petersburgs prestigious universities, the Mining Institute, he prepared a graduate dissertation that proposed increasing state control.

Even some elected officials have argued that a liberal arts education is not useful because it does not prepare a graduate for a specific job or career track.

There has been a growing concern that South Africa is not preparing a sufficient number of graduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

They appear in Eichmann in Jerusalem, in Life's extant text, in three of her essays,17 in her "Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy,"18 and in notes that she prepared for a graduate seminar that she taught on Kant.19 As these texts indicate, and as Seyla Benhabib has observed, Arendt conceived judgment as "a moral faculty".

Kerry Mazzoni, secretary of education in California, said she did not see how all of California's schoolchildren could meet the state's current proficiency standards, set to prepare a high school graduate to tackle work at a four-year college.

Surely a lifetime of parenting should prepare a high school graduate to ride a train for a few hours without a babysitter.

Each MFMC graduate prepares a peer education "action plan" to reach at least 10 friends and/or become a member of an AIDS drama, role play, or debating club.

The City University of New York is preparing to open a graduate school of journalism in the summer of 2005 with an emphasis on urban affairs.

A few weeks ago, he graduated with a B.A. in globalization studies and Spanish linguistics, and is preparing to attend a graduate program in law and public health this fall.

Prepare for a graduate degree.

Prepare for a graduate degree in biology.