In many cases, these more elite, non-scholastic teams instruct members to cease their involvement with traditional school teams.
This venture into showbiz not only disrupts the plans of the perennial stars, Sharpay Evans and her brother, Ryan, but it also shakes Troy's teammates on the East High Wildcats basketball squad and Gabriella's sister members of the scholastic decathlon squad.
I'm very nervous of just packing in my part-time teaching and becoming a full-time author, even though that is something I have always wanted to do.' New York's Scholastic book club has 80 million members, which should ensure that Rowling can face the future with some confidence.
In 2003, she was selected as the member of Outstanding Scholastic Achievement (awarded by Golden Key National Honour Society).
The culmination point of this development is reached in the Paris school of John Major John Mairr, 1469 1547), the most important and most influential center of late-scholastic logical studies.[48] The members of this school take signification or "to signify" in the general sense of to "make (someone) know (something)" (facere cognoscere) (Petrus Margallus, Log.
Other new members were Morgan Wootten, the scholastic coach with the most career victories, of DeMatha High in Hyattsville, Md.; the Kentucky athletic director C. M. Newton; and Danny Biasone, the late Syracuse Nationals founder who introduced the 24-second clock.
We do quite a bit of historical research - quite a bit of scholastic study in conjunction with many members of the orchestra.
Meanwhile, Mr. Bretschger said, individual Blechman family members may sell their interests to Scholastic, allowing the company to assume ownership gradually.
Armed with approval from the landmarks commission, Scholastic moved quickly to the Board of Standards and Appeals, a five-member city panel that has the power to override zoning for specific projects.
'Binarium famosissimum' (= "most famous pair") is the name given by some twentieth-century historians of medieval philosophy to what was regarded as a characteristic pair of doctrines universal hylomorphism and plurality of forms often maintained together by members of the "Augustinian" school of scholastics in the thirteenth century.
