They take the reading list, vanish, and reappear on examination day". The University probably gets its best character reference in Winds Over the Campus, written by longtime English professor James Weber Linn, whose English-professor narrator, Jerome Grant, has been at "the University" since his own student days in the 1890s.
In several commentaries I have read, logic has vanished into a terminological fog as disparate terms – assisted dying, assisted suicide, physician-assisted suicide and mercy killing are confused and conflated.
That suggests to me that Lincoln inserted under God into his reading copy, which has vanished.
The promise represents the kind of salesmanship that has dazzled politicians and policy makers, and won Dr. Lyon an army of critics who point out that even in school districts that have adopted scripted, systematic phonics, reading problems have not vanished.
Behind the beauty of exotic locations are unstable governments, tropical diseases, and hours and hours of sleepless nights spent reading conspiracy theories about vanished tourists on Reddit.
The names of vanished autos reads like a graveyard of inventors, though it also reads like a list of the emotions one might be supposed to feel on the open highway.
Each book can only be read once and will vanish once read.
But when we hear the artist reading a letter to his vanished sister, we realise that the shade of the trees conceals a mass grave where his sister lies.
Whatever vision I had of myself vanished when I read things like, "Kyla is singing in the chorus and working on the school newspaper".
For one thing, long after the last episode of "The West Wing" has vanished, someone might read one of her poems, think, "Now that is cool," and afterward imagine himself in terms conceived partly through Ponsot's writing.
