Hundreds, if not thousands, of students are choosing not to get help because society has labeled people with mental health conditions as "crazy" or "insane".
He has labeled the teachers' union "political thugs," accused other officials of lying, and charged teachers with "using students like drug mules" to carry political messages.
The Telegraph has labelled student snowsports holidays "the absolute worst", and described scenes of Jagermeister-fuelled, onesie-clad students before coming to the conclusion that the participants were 'hell bent' on enjoying a week of "debauchery and excess" and nothing more.
Students are out wielding placards on campuses this week, aiming to bring attention to wage inequality in universities that a report has labelled "shocking".
The students have also been slammed by their peers, who have labelled them "out of touch", "knowingly offensive" and "unbelievably disgusting".
These students have been labelled digital natives and have been ascribed the ability to cognitively process multiple sources of information simultaneously (i.e., they can multitask).
Students had to label and identify what the function of this area was, tell the instructor and other students what would happen if this area was damaged, and come up with a personal mnemonic to help them remember this term.
These old portraits were now paired with the single trait adjective that pretest students had used to label the corresponding self-description shown the previous day (as described in the Materials Development and Pretesting section, above).
Experiential sites lacking on-site preceptors to supervise students have often been labelled in the allied health literature as "role-emergent", "self directed", "long-arm supervision", "independent community placements", or "non-traditional placement sites" [ 4, 15, 16].
A Jewish student had his nose broken for daring to protest, leading an activist group to label the LSE "a campus conducive to intolerance and anti-Semitism".
