The story raises a number of questions, including how students are chosen for these programs, and, ultimately, what gifted and talented means, and how to tell if a child really deserves the designation.
In mid-February, with a 40-11 mark, no one could question Vogel's decision to keep this offensively-gifted, but ultimately limited player at the end of the bench.
Of the Bronte sisters, Emily remains the most gifted, mystical and ultimately the most elusive.
But the randomly aphoristic style of that gifted Cincinnati wordsmith ultimately stamps even this record's most brazenly ambient and internal moments with the imprimatur of Rakim and Def Jef.
Wenger was also linked for a while with Mickaël Landreau, the captain of Nantes, a gifted technician who ultimately proved not quite tall enough for the very top flight.
George Shaw: I Woz Ere The gifted, profound and ultimately enigmatic modern painter George Shaw, a candidate for this year's Turner prize, returns home and exhibits his paintings of Tile Hill Estate in Coventry's own art museum, along with art he made as a child.
I was a multi-sport jock and playing dodgeball in school meant I could use my size and athletic ability to pummel my less physically-gifted classmates before ultimately battling my fellow jocks for dodgeball supremacy.
Fifty years into the education revolution, members of this elite are likely to be themselves the offspring of cognitively gifted parents, and to ultimately bear cognitively gifted children.
IF P.S. 163 has little control over admission to the gifted programs or who ultimately gets seated, it does control what happens in its classrooms.
