The sweetest student I ever had was an Italian girl named Angela Verucci.
What does a single thirty-year-old history professor do with the sweetest student he's ever had?
One of the best, sweetest students I'd ever taught, sank into a depression.
There, she and Terri-Ann Sweet, a student at Dutchess County Community, speak to as many men as will allow them an interview.
When the orderly, Juan, a sweet nursing student, hears I work in comedy, he says, "Say something funny," as he wheels my mother on the gurney into the pre-op room.
It serves residential neighbourhoods in Sweet Auburn, Candler Park and Inman Park; students at Georgia Tech; and tourists heading to the city's museum and arts district.
Four days later, on Sunday night, two Sweet Home students were killed and two were critically injured when they were struck by a car as they walked along a busy highway because the sidewalk was piled with snow.
One of Sweet's students was William Tilly, an Australian who taught at Columbia, and one of Tilly's pupils was Edith Skinner, who was the preëminent dialect and speech teacher for the stage during the middle and later part of the twentieth century.
In its 65 years, the American Boychoir School has created one of the nation's best-known choirs, with its sweet-voiced students, all fifth graders through eighth graders, invited to sing for presidents and at least one pope.
Her daughter, a sweet, straight-A student, was waiting in the guidance counselor's office, her arms crossed defiantly.
