Working at a college hasn't predisposed me to sympathizing with present-day students.
"Holden's passivity is especially galling and perplexing to many present-day students," she wrote in an e-mail message.
We chat to Jason Donald, who's been teaching English in Addis, and ask him about present-day students' attitude to politics.
By Alastair Reid The New Yorker, February 18 , 1967P. 34 A learned friend, lecturing at a New England college, referred to present-day students as the Inarticulate Generation.
His own best-known novel, however, Tōsei shoseikatagi (1885 86; "The Character of Present-Day Students"), depicting the foolish adventures of a group of contemporary university students, suffered from the same weaknesses that he decried.
Almost all the other photographs by Indians in the Heye collection are of more recent date, and include beautiful pictures of Inuit village life in Alaska by Larry McNeil, and Dorothy Grandbois's 1996 series documenting present-day students at an Indian boarding school in California.
As the youngest among you is in your low 40s, you did all benefit from having your fees paid by us – a privilege not granted to present-day students and their families, so perhaps it might sometimes be difficult for you to have gut knowledge of what it must feel like to leave university £20,000 in debt.
Updated qualitative data on stereotypes, like those provided here, could assist in ensuring that stereotypes highlighted in future quantitative surveys are more relevant to present-day students.
The World War, history to present day high school students, has scarcely hit its stride.
Freud's present day heroine, Lily, a student of architecture, has travelled to the Suffolk seaside village of Steerborough, to ponder the work of the German architect Klaus Lehmann, who designed and lived in a house there with his wife, Elsa.
