Only in the 1830's, struggling to place her son in an upper-class school, did she seek conventional social acceptance.
Despite being educated at an upper-class school that served children of French colonial administrators and privileged Vietnamese—French was the medium of instruction and Gallic culture and history a major part of the curriculum Thảo was attracted to nationalist politics.
After attending upper-class schools, serving in the British Army and working briefly for Reuters, Mr. Fraser moved to Spain in 1957.
Our study was completed in a high achieving, middle to upper middle class school district and a research university in Alabama.
Terry-Thomas enjoyed his time at Ardingly, and relished his association with upper middle class school friends.
Having gone through at least one year of school, most high school upper class members should have a general idea of what they'll need on a day-to-day basis.
Mr. Cameron, a product of Britain's upper classes and schools, has blamed the looting and burning on a compound of national moral decline, bad parenting and perverse inner-city subcultures.
In predominantly white, upper class neighborhoods, the schools often are "flush with cash".
The kids of my upper middle-class school district and Hersheypark had a little walking around money but no real culture, live music, or consumables on which to spend it, so naturally (and tragically for a few of my friends) some of them attempted to dull the pangs of hunger for more with drugs.
I have shot clay targets on expensive farms in northern Michigan as a teenager and have studied in schools with upper class tax dollars where high school worries ranged from letting chickens out in classrooms for the senior prank to complaining about the extra work in all of the AP courses students were in.
He calls Boris Johnson "a joke" and a "public school upper class twit", and describes Scottish MP Alex Salmond as a "silly, pompous prat", in footage from the Sun.
