It specializes in accelerated degrees aimed at adults and uses working professionals as instructors, all the while forgetting frills like the football team.
We can take solace in the fact that there has been no major follow-up terrorist attack since Sept. 11 and so pursue cut-rate security at a leisurely pace -- all the while forgetting another part of pre-Sept.
"At the beginning, because I'm really interested in pop and pop culture and how things work and why something's successful, I was just wanting to have a discussion about pop while forgetting that I was actually in it," she says today.
While it was good for a while (forgetting the oil spills, polluted waterways, smog, acid rain and whatnot), scientists have been warning for decades that if we don't break that nasty habit, then the impacts will be wide, expensive and, for some, unliveable.
It's the safe and privileged position, to argue each individual case over our awkward Thanksgiving dinners, or on Facebook walls, or at the water cooler; all the while forgetting that this is happening every month, of every year, for generations.
As adults we often get caught up in solving problems, putting out the proverbial fire, and simply surviving from one moment to the next, all the while forgetting that the magic of life ever existed.
It's a little bit like driving a supercharged sports car to the local shop and back each day, all the while forgetting that a weekend blast along a scenic coastal road (staying within safe speed limits, of course) would amply demonstrate what it was truly capable of.
It is easy to get lost in the excitement of starting or investing in innovative startups and focus on big ideas and big markets, all the while forgetting that the most important business criterion besides the team is a cash flow model that works.
Will they emphasise the righteous Gentiles while forgetting the informers?
I'll take seconds while forgetting to offer the platter around the table first.
Still, Agnon's young exile, whose thoughts "jumbled everything while forgetting nothing," gives voice to an idiosyncratic allegory of spiritual homelessness.
