The man offering the information on April 21 was serious, educated and uninterested in publicity.
"I have met people who didn't want to read Measuring the World because they thought it was a serious, educated, self-important book about intellectual history.
Does it make sense to measure the value of a film based on its proximity to something upper class, serious, educated people might like in the 1890s?
If we're serious about educating a new kind of student, as the Open University has done in England since 1969, that requires a serious pedagogical commitment — to mentors, advisers and others supporting the success of the students.
Fundamental reform of our school system is essential if we are serious about educating our children.
Friends and neighbors remember that his parents -- Carl Fastow, a grocery store executive, and Joan, who later became a real estate broker -- were serious about educating their three boys.
Seymour said conflicts with the island's sports authorities eased once they realized that Pace was serious about educating its foreign recruits.
That era is never coming back, and legislators should get serious about educating the next generation and providing assistance for the displaced workers.
But in their newest video, "Climate Change Isn't Real," they get serious about educating the people.
If Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, had been making serious progress in educating its people about the horrible crimes committed by local Nazi collaborators during the Holocaust and had made an honest effort to bring unprosecuted local killers to justice, then perhaps we could ignore the marches.
