Word: classing
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School is taught in three shifts daily, both because of the shortage of competent teachers and the needs of students. Most middle-class children go to school in the morning or in the afternoon. The children of the lower classes, who work during the day in shops or factories, go to school at night. They don't have homework, though...
Proposed courses that have a practical element include an introductory class on theater arts and classes on acting, directing, theater design, dramatic criticism, and dramaturgy, which covers the role of the literary manager in a professional theater Members of ART will teach drama courses for credit...
...Radcliffe Office of Development and Alumnae Affairs recently named Holly P. Sargent '78 coordinator of class gifts, a new position created by Mary J. Cox, director of the office...
After entering Radcliffe with the class of 1978, Sargent took a year and a half off, beginning in the 1977 spring term, to conduct research for the Senate Sub-committee on Intergovernmental Relations and to manage a congressional election campaign in Maine, her home state...
...city also benefits by a substantial increase in the real estate taxes on the property. Condominiums encourage the middle class to come back into the city, thus creating a better mix of all income levels. During the 1960s, many urban planners said that the poor and elderly had been isolated in the city. Condominiums have definitely helped to resolve this problem. Condominiums also heighten citizens' awareness of the neighborhood in which they live and the problems within the neighborhood. It also tends to stabilize communities by producing long-term residents...