Sentence examples for reporting classes from inspiring English sources

But Richard Wald, who with Craig Wolff teaches the national reporting classes to which Mr. Gore is lecturing, was ambivalent about the restrictions.

Prof. Tommy Thomason, who taught Mr. Newton in two reporting classes there, said he and his colleagues have been perplexed by the accusations because Mr. Newton's university work was without taint.

In most reporting classes, professors give you free rein to choose what stories you'll cover, so it's fairly simple to work LGBT-based reporting into class assignments.

From the results, we found that the annotators seemed to disagree on the location selection more often for event-predicates in the Hypothetical and Information classes than for event-predicates in the Normal and Reporting classes.

To gain insight into the disagreements in the classification of event-predicate, we provide a more detailed qualitative analysis of the disagreements in the event classification task. 1) Disagreements between Normal and Reporting classes We found that there are certain verbs that usually cause disagreements between annotators.

The article was the work of a student in an investigative reporting class.

But because many high schools stopped reporting class rankings in recent years, it was eliminated over the summer.

In writing classes, students learn to upload their articles onto the Web; the online reporting class learns how to subscribe to syndicated news feeds and design a Web page.

The movement among high schools to stop reporting class rank to colleges eliminates an advantage deserved by students who manage to rank No. 1. Eighteen years ago, I was able to report a class rank of No. 1 when I applied to colleges with highly competitive admissions.

On Tuesday Mr. Gore, who plans to be a part-time teacher for a while, sailed into Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism to spend 90 minutes with about 70 students in the school's national reporting class.

"While the school's Handbook states that it seeks to minimize competition by no longer reporting class rank... elsewhere it heightens the levels of competition by naming a valedictorian".