Many CS majors choose to participate in the Engineering College's cooperative work-study program, which gives CS students the opportunity to work with leading-edge firms around the nation (and sometimes abroad).
He played a lot of improvised music, loud and quiet, on festivals and in living rooms, sometimes in europe, sometimes abroad, sometimes solo, sometimes in duos, which he considers as the most direct and intimate musical encounter.
Now, at last, it seems to be moving faster ahead.Mr Kikwete makes a point of spending half of every month out of Dar es Salaam, the biggest city, sometimes abroad, more often up-country; 45% of Tanzanians still live off the land.
While the rest of us frantically occupied ourselves with photo shoots, comparative retail figures and breaking news about Calvin Klein's dramatic decision to go midcalf, Howard oversaw the condensation of all things cultural in New York (and sometimes abroad) into one bullion-cube page of newsprint.
But what we're learning of the suspects, the brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, suggests a different story, and one that has itself become familiar: radicalization does not happen to young people with a strong grounding in the American Muslim mainstream; increasingly, it happens online, and sometimes abroad, among the isolated and disaffected.
Its main fictional contention is that the playwright was not killed "in a tavern brawl" in Deptford, but spirited away by colleagues in the secret service (with which he was undoubtedly involved), lived sometimes abroad and sometimes in England, took the name William Shakespeare and wrote the plays we (or most of us) always thought were produced by the Swan of Avon.
On Tuesday, Judge Rakoff noted that the American legal system was sometimes criticized abroad for its reliance on cooperators.
SOMETIMES living abroad leads one to lose perspective on the fine details of the American political debate.
Sometimes being abroad is a hard adjustment, especially if you do not speak the language or know the people.
It may be considered cliché by some, but Germans do indeed take pride in their precision and obedience to the rules — values both celebrated and sometimes mocked abroad.
As a covert operative who specialized in nonconventional weapons and sometimes worked abroad, she passed herself off as a private energy expert, what the agency calls nonofficial cover.
