But it was as a student of post-revolutionary governments that he distinguished himself.
A student of post-colonial capitalism at the University of London, she said Occupy reminded her of the anti-globalization movement that took root in Seattle more than a decade ago, and she thought it was up against some of the same challenges.
But the impact of the Hoggart thesis on later students of post-war Britain cannot be overestimated.
A VA official wrote to Devry earlier this year, when taking action against the company, that "VA received significant numbers of complaints" from veterans "regarding DeVry and its misrepresentation to students and prospective students of post-graduation employment outcomes as well as providing insufficient information on total cost of programs".
We assumed equivalence among students of post-registered status.
Trained in operatic singing, she's a student of cavernous post-punk goth, music that thrives in very narrow harmonic environments.
Mr. Wallace's earlier fiction revealed him as a student of literary post-modernists like John Barth and Robert Coover, flirting with metafictional tropes and self-referential narratives.
Instructor 3-MAL, who used active-learning methods 40% of the time, had significant increases in her students' posttest scores for only two of the seven questions, yet her students' set of posttest scores increased significantly (Table 2).
In this first of four episodes, Morse and Thursday investigate burgled gas meters, a dead secretarial student, a string of post office robberies and a love child.
Indeed, during the four years Miller spent at Cornell, he directed the work of the first 3 Cornell graduate students of the post Oliver period.
The pick-and-rolling, power-dunking star is now a student of the low post.
