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...interested in a wider array of stories than some young undergraduate whose thinking about women didn't extend beyond whether he was going to have a date with [one]," she says...
...good education must involve something more. Such a bewildering array of resources requires some advising. Students complain about the lack of helpful academic advising since many advisers are either unfamiliar with requirements or lack the time to help students adequately. And yet, obviously we have not bought wonderful advising with our tuition...
Kennedy, who participated in a similar meeting at the White House last year, said he thought the discussion provided a productive forum for the thinkers to express an array of views to the President...
With a starting price of $15,200, the new Beetle can't boast that it's the cheapest of its class, a huge part of the original's appeal. German automaker Volkswagen was careful to add an array of modern amenities such as an adjustable steering column, a six-speaker stereo system, an air filter for the cabin, and air bags front and side. Still, such similarly equipped subcompacts as the Honda Civic, GM Saturn, Ford Escort, Chevrolet Prism and Toyota Corolla are all cheaper and better-established models...
...argued, taught students to fly only straight and level, and didn't teach cadets the building blocks of military flying, including a dizzying array of loops, rolls and spins. With the T-3, the Air Force could offer what it called an "enhanced flight-screening program," which could pinpoint "those cadets who have the basic aptitude to become Air Force pilots." McPeak encouraged his service to buy a trainer that could spin, the wing tips tracing a circle after the plane has lost, at least temporarily, its ability to remain aloft. It is a maneuver so dangerous that Air Force...