Just as iTunes unbundled songs from a CD, the digital revolution enables a university degree to be disaggregated into its component parts – vocational knowledge, generic professional skills, deep discipline knowledge, practical training, evidence of achievement, networking opportunities and student lifestyle.
If I'm being honest, I'd probably rather raise a B- student with well developed extra curricular passions, a broad set of friends, great social skills, deep curiosity, and high self esteem over an A+ student with possible social difficulties, narrow extracurricular interests, and/or a bit of a perfectionistic personality (albeit recognizing that some rare students indeed excel across the board).
With skill and deep humanity, Dalrymple seeks contemporary lessons in Britain's disastrous 19th-century invasion.
It is a fitting one because of the writing skill and deep feeling Mr. Shadid unobtrusively displays.
The question is whether your love of photography — and perhaps your skill — runs deep enough to justify dropping enough money to buy a car, on a camera.
Video submissions are to be no more than 90 seconds, Center Theater Group said, providing the following description of who is being sought: "The woman who will play Fanny Brice must have an unforgettably thrilling voice with a big range (E below middle C to a high F; Mezzo with a high mix or belt) and great comic skill, masking deep insecurity and pain.
To fill his seat, we have chosen Judge Neil Gorsuch, a man of incredible skill, and deep devotion to the law.
Such paid furloughs would quickly supply Haiti with people of great expertise, language skills and deep commitment to the rebuilding.
But he has used his political skills and deep Washington experience to become a powerful intelligence leader.
Gobi Manchurian, a dish of fried cauliflower florets, is crisp and shows the kitchen's considerable skill at deep-frying.
