But while at other colleges athletes are Big Men and Women on Campus, bearers of the schools' collective aspirations, at Goshen the athletic culture generally is somewhat more marginal.
In the Third Circuit decision, Judge Thomas L. Ambro, writing for the majority, saw the case as an infringement on the law schools' collective right to freedom of speech.
Vital is part of no school or collective, yet he's an individual who has moved with the times and has emerged as a singular thinker.
Although we all could use these excuses to keep us from mentoring and assisting one another through the graduate school process, collective success is just barely within reach.
The basic unit of the CPSU was the primary party organization, which was a feature in all factories, government offices, schools, and collective farms and any other body of any importance whatsoever.
Despite failing to win the election, the Tories proceeded to savage welfare, destabilise the NHS, decouple schools from collective control and replace public service provision with markets and contracts.
The earnest acoustic strummers of "Uncle John's Band," the school-bus collective known as the Rainbow Family, the gaunt junkies shuffling around their vans like the Sleestaks in "Land of the Lost" — they came for the party, more than for the band.
In the context of schooling these collective values, and others, offer students an all-embracing facility to judge or know what is right.
As schools are closed during holiday and weekend periods, the relative change in R0 provides an indication of the impact collective school closures may have (see e.g. [ 12]).
Saul Levmore, the dean of the University of Chicago's law school, also endorses collective sanctions.
