It remains duplicitous, unlike, for example, simply guessing at an answer when a multiple-choice test is scored in a way that it can be prudent for students to guess when they don't know an answer.
Similarly, it would not be prudent for students to enroll at an institution with accreditation problems whether it's an HBCU or not.
I believe that it would be prudent for students in the competition track to be aware of this early on so that they do not overemphasize the role of "creativity" in contest math (and for that matter, real life).
In Portugal, the efficacy of the school intervention to improve the knowledge of middle school students of prudent antibiotic use was evaluated [ 56].
The recent WHO report highlighted that education of medical students on prudent antimicrobial prescribing is also an important part of antimicrobial resistance stewardship [ 59].
It is not completely settled that even Camille Paglia should write like Camille Paglia; what can be said with confidence is that she is not a writer whom college students would be prudent to imitate.
The Woolf report is a compendium of prudent warnings about dealing with students from developing countries who may become leaders – but if Lord Woolf is appropriately lucid about the need for far greater care in these matters, he also makes clear that "Saif Gaddafi's ideas were his own".
Furthermore, as far as we know, there is no study measuring the effectiveness of an educational program on prudent antibiotic prescribing for medical students.
Educate your student in being prudent in adding new "friends" to their social networks.
In high school in his native Newark, New Jersey, Messner was, according to his own account, "a prudent, responsible, diligent, hardworking A student who went out with only the nicest girls, a dedicated debater, and a utility infielder for the varsity baseball team, living happily enough within the adolescent norms of our neighborhood and my school".
