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Scholastic began allowing teachers to place orders online in 2000.

Even while fighting with Kalodop, Scholastic began searching for architects.

Scholastic began a series based on Hershey's Kisses and other candies.

Scholastic began with a record first printing of 8.5 million copies in the United States, more than twice what it printed for the last volume, and millions more were printed by foreign counterparts.

And he has a deal with Scholastic to begin a series of children's books starting next year.

While attending Yale University he was twice expelled for poor scholastic performance and began acting at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York City.

Teaching was in Scholastic mode: it began with the reading of a Classical text; then the professor explained the thesis or proposition and offered arguments pro and contra so that a conclusion in accord with Roman Catholic dogma would result.

1096 February 11 , 1141Paris, France Hugh of Saint-Victor, also called Hugo of Saint-Victor (born 1096 died Feb. 11, 1141, Paris, France), eminent scholastic theologian who began the tradition of mysticism that made the school of Saint-Victor, Paris, famous throughout the 12th century.

We in the West will put together a plan for profitability, and you do the same thing, and we'll reach a synthesis of how we can go about this.' " Concurrently, "as a bit of a throwback exercise" — as if he were preparing a scholastic paper — Stringer began reading "everything I could about management and transformation".

She was the wizard who orchestrated the publicity for the Harry Potter books for Scholastic; her dazzling career began with public relations for recording artists including Elvis Presley and the Jefferson Airplane.

In the sixteenth century, however, scholastic definitions of probability began to deviate from the endoxon and to include internal reasons; see Maryks (2008).