Anticheating measures, like running essays through the antiplagiarism Web site turnitin.com and checking for cellphones, were common, students said.
Newsweek, in 2009, more or less ceased original reporting about the week's events, and instead ran essays from columnists like Fareed Zakaria and opinionated analyses.
The arts play a central role: schools run essay-writing contests to promote the dream; there is a nationwide photography competition to capture "My Chinese dream"; there are songs about it, too.Posters are the most visible tool in Mr Xi's campaign.
Published in the Cumhuriyet newspaper, the review ran essays by many authors, including the Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk.
Meanwhile, The Ethicist is running an essay contest for adults asking them to "tell us why it's ethical to eat meat".
As they had grilled each other before agreeing to get together — asking questions that elicited answers running to essay length — they were surprised to learn something new at their meeting: Mr. Stuart had gone to high school in Latham, N.Y., with one of Dr. Ho's close friends from Princeton.
All this week on THUMP Canada we've been running short essays from various tastemakers club owners, DJs, festival organizers, writers, etc.—looking at what they feel defined their respective regional scenes in 2015.
The Canadian brand is so strong right now that a Broadway musical about Canadian friendliness is currently up for a bunch of Tony Awards and the New Yorker is running long essays lamenting that the American Revolution was a grave error and that "we could have been Canada" instead.
Why, indeed, run this essay?
In April , 1976 Ms. ran an essay that generated more letters than any article it had previously published.
The Huffington Post ran my essay on its front page, Forbes ran it, the Nation ran it.
