But it's fair to say that steps outside lecture buildings, the effectiveness of the disability office or the presence of cobbled streets won't be at the top of most students' priority lists.
Although many external factors are responsible, we also found ourselves culpable: allowing senior role models to opt out of important training activities, ignoring a progressive atrophy of bedside skills, and focusing on lock-step curricula, lectures, and compiled diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
We define lectures L, exercises E, and steps S. Typically, lectures in higher education institutions are held 15 times or 10 times during a single course.
I e-mailed him, and we agreed to meet the next morning on the steps outside the lecture hall.
After President Clinton's motorcade swept out of the gates of Vietnam National University here on Friday, an impromptu teach-in began on the steps of the lecture hall, as American reporters quizzed Vietnamese students about their reaction to Mr. Clinton's speech.
Rex Banner steps up to lecture the town on the reasons why the law must be upheld.
Full disclosure: I chaired the lecture, stepping in at the last moment because the original chair, Steve Hewlett, was indisposed.
Walking into Cole Hall brought Ms. Ruiz-Santana flashbacks of when Mr. Kazmierczak stepped onto the lecture hall stage and started firing.
Beck's analysis, delivered in a blistering on camera lecture, led step by step to the inevitable conclusion that capitalist extraordinaire John D. Rockefeller, the founder of Standard Oil, was a closet communist.
A prominent member of the country's Expediency Council delivered a lecture on steps that could be taken to legalise the drugs.
Their hollering could be heard on the steps of a nearby lecture hall, where a group of bleary-eyed cryptographers, dressed in shorts and rumpled T-shirts, muttered about symmetric-key ciphers over steaming cups of coffee.
