The first had to do with his remarkable university career at Harvard, where he distinguished himself by being sent down not once but twice.
Early estimates suggest that college football's next television contract could be worth $500m a year, triple its current value.Given the amount of money at stake, it is remarkable that the universities managed to wait as long as they did before meeting the widespread demand for a playoff.
Published in 1957, it quickly became known as "Rogers and Mayhew", and has gone on to sell more than a million copies, remarkable for a university text in a specialist subject.
Among the most remarkable changes in university applications in recent years has been the widening gender gap, with women much more likely to go to university than men.
One of the remarkable features of modern university life is how infrequently the university gathers, as a community, to reflect on itself.
A comparison of these three universities reveals remarkable similarities in their patent and licensing portfolios 10 years after the passage of the Bayh Dole Act.
(According to Goldman, digital power has yet to be discovered at the world's universities, a remarkable lag that may last until systems vendors begin asking for digital graduates and start funneling grant money into the new field).
Few attempts were made to reconsider which texts represented the core of the study of natural philosophy in the universities; one remarkable exception was Pierre de la Ramée (1515 1572), who put a distinctive emphasis on particular sciences at the expense of study of the Physics.
It's been, from all that I have heard, a most remarkable time for this university.
And the evolution of women's basketball at Texas A&M is the remarkable transformation of a university that once prohibited women as students, much less athletes.
