Methods of instruction, programs of study, and regulations concerning scholastic standing.
The chapter also provided a scholarship to the freshman woman in Home Economics with the highest scholastic standing.
In 1912, he graduated from Columbia Law School, the winner of the Ordronneaux Prize for the third-year student with the best scholastic standing throughout law school.
Rios agreed, saying "teaching... homosexuality" is the underlying cause of America's poor scholastic standing.
All matters relating to the curriculum, academic advising, academic regulations, and scholastic standing fell under her aegis.
The Committee is entrusted with the administration of all regulations which concern the program of study and the scholastic standing of undergraduate students.
The absolute agreement between the scores assigned by the blinded observers and those assigned by the local observer at M2 was considered unsatisfactory for the items standing posture and head position (<60%) based on the analysis of all evaluators.
If science is the theology of nature – with the wilder reaches of physics standing in for its scholastic philosophy – SF is its mythology, its folklore, its peasant superstition.
In addition, at any point during the year a student may be dismissed from Yale College if in the judgment of the Yale College Committee on Honors and Academic Standing the student's academic record is unsatisfactory.
But in his development of the Cartesian position on the union of mind and body, one can already see Arnauld attempting to make of Descartes a Christian philosopher standing in continuity with his great patristic and scholastic predecessors.
Colonel Qaddafi is still standing, however shakily, but mostly these comeuppances tend to be unsavory and unsatisfactory, the stuff not of legend and literature but of Third World cautionary tales.
