Horace Mann was, in the way that prestigious schools often are, something of a benevolent cult.
In 1996, the Alley won the Regional Theatre Tony Award, the first Texas theater to win that prestigious prize.
Mr. Tsujii, the first Japanese musician to win that prestigious event, is a recent graduate of the Ueno Gakuen University, a music academy in Tokyo.
Her 5 books and more than 50 academic articles made her the sort of star that prestigious universities compete to recruit.
But even if done unwittingly, there is no denying that prestigious banks helped bankroll huge frauds that hurt millions of investors.
It is expected to report early next month, and is duly bouncing around and staffing up and holding hearings and all the things that prestigious commissions do.
Such views informed their aspirations around higher education, leading them to feel that prestigious institutions could bring about feelings of inferiority.
"We do not think that prestigious universities like Cambridge should give publicity to fascists, especially at a time when there is an economic crisis in Europe," Sabby Dhalu, the group's joint secretary, said by telephone.
Tim Hunt shared that prestigious stage in Stockholm with Sir Paul Nurse, and they both could not have claimed place on that platform without the tireless efforts of women colleagues.
"The fact that I could make videos was so much more important to me than [that] I had to spend a few hours a day doing a job that wasn't that prestigious," he said.
(I mean, there really is such a prize, worth $26,735, and they really did win it, but I wouldn't say that it's all that prestigious outside of the fiercely competitive small-mammal-brain-preservation community).
