What follows are undergraduate grades at a cross-section of colleges (note the decline in A's at Princeton, which in 2004 set a goal of capping them at 35 percent of grades awarded).
The audience was an ideological cross-section of college students, no doubt picked to emphasize Mr. Obama's ever open mind.
Surveying the editorial sections of college papers nationwide, the study's results hold.
One source suggests that turnout in the union section of the college could be as low as 10%.
Initially he studied microbiology at university before happening on the works of Walker Evans, Robert Frank, Edward Weston and Paul Strand in the social anthropology section of the college library.
Botstein teaches a section of the college's only required course: a great-books survey, in which students read everything from Lucretius and Milton to Virginia Woolf.
In addition, the rule change will prevent party members being entitled to vote twice, both in the union levy payer section of the college and in the membership section.
While sitting by the pool, watching reruns of "Gossip Girl" or playing Madden 2013 provide a bit of well-deserved downtime, this is not what you want to list on the extracurricular section of your college applications.
At the Sincere Employment Agency a few blocks away, Wendy Wong, the owner, keeps contacts for Latino job-hunters in a special section of a college-ruled notebook, under the heading "Amigos".
But it's hard to see how that would have been the case – instead of a huge crowd, video screens, loud music and booming introductions, Chafee entered the race in a partitioned-off section of a college lecture hall that was still probably only two-thirds full.
