Cambridge and the LSE have published lists of subjects of which students should avoid doing more than one.
Dobbin spoke to the Commons only on subjects of which he had first-hand experience.
Gladwell illustrates these lessons with a characteristically dizzying array of stories, the subjects of which range from high school girls' basketball to child murder and the Holocaust.
He quickly established the idea of dividing the work into 12 movements, the subjects of which were negotiated during several early discussions.
There followed a series of painted portraits, the subjects of which ranged from studio assistants and office staff to family, friends, and long-term acquaintances.
The Earth must be seen, not as a collection of objects for our use, but as a communion of subjects of which we are all a part.
In the early vases the subjects of which included heroic and Dionysiac scenes as well as scenes from daily life the details are added in black pigment or in dilutions of black that appear brown.
On Monday night M. Hector Berlioz, the well known French composer and critic, gave a grand concert on the stage, the subjects of which were derived mediately or immediately from his own productions.
Originally made by Italian potters, 16th-century Lyon faience remained close to its Italian prototype, the so-called istoriato Urbino maiolica, the subjects of which are either historical, mythological, or biblical.
To determine the subjects of which one must have knowledge in order to be fit to practice dentistry, the extent of knowledge in each subject, the degree of skill requisite, and the procedure to be followed in conducting the examinationthese are matters appropriately committed to an administrative board.
This is followed by proposals for the development of the curriculum, the main subjects of which should be "The Art of the Book Font","The Art of Artistic Bookbinding","The Composition of the Book Illustration", Computer Technology in Book Design", Stages and Technologies of the Printing Process".
