You can't get more time, but you can have a selection of scholarly examples prepared before setting foot in the testing room.
But for most students, filling two notebook pages with compelling arguments, insightful conclusions and scholarly examples — in less than 25 minutes — is quite a challenge.
These are both crowd-pleasingly theatrical, as in the prominent hanging of a splashy item like John Singer Sargent's "Madame X," and deep-dish scholarly, in, for example, three galleries packed with oil sketches, many by barely known hands, from the early nineteenth century.
With the test holding on by only one vote, it is certainly possible that the test, which has been the object of substantial judicial and scholarly criticism (for example, McConnell 1990; Smith 1989), will be discarded by today's more conservative Court.
Currently few efforts have been undertaken to leverage such techniques to help neuroscientists in their scholarly research [for examples of such work, see 37,38], although the array of available methods continues to grow.
Also worth mentioning is Alexander von Schönborn's annotated bibliography of Reinhold's writings, a fine example of scholarly detective work and an essential tool for further research.
ASA has a scholarly journal; as an example, here is an issue devoted to papers on evolution.
The music video for "Can't Hold Us Down" has received scholarly attention as an example of cultural appropriation.
Writing in 1996, reviewer Russell J. Bowen ascribes this to Brown's reliance on secondary sourcing and oral interviews (describing the book as an "outstanding example of scholarly investigative journalism applied to the field of oral military history").
