Word: learning
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...gladiators had walked into the Colosseum. When I walked out I was ready to race and race well. Hearing the crowd gave me an even bigger buzz." For his rivals, that kind of atmosphere is a source of envy. U.S. sprinter Gary Hall Jr. believes the Americans could learn something from the Australians. The host country's mix of big venues, knowledgeable fans and corporate sponsorship had given Australia an edge in the pool...
...good Puritan tradition, we'd love to be the elect. But what we're chosen for is important as well. Not only was Harry hand-picked, he was hand-picked to learn magic. This is no ordinary task, but something on which the world depends: a matter of good and evil, of plugging yourself into these great unknown forces and currents swirling around the globe...
...doubt, at first Miller was overwhelmed, and it seemed like the enormous media frenzy over his performance had gotten to him. It will also be difficult to learn the intricacies of the game. There is a fine line between Cosell, who was annoying because he was a brilliant analyst with an opinion, and NBC basketball analyst Bill Walton, who is annoying because he is an idiot...
This equivocation, it turns out, covered up (or perhaps revealed) a much bigger one: TFs exist in almost every course offered to us. They grade our papers and tests, lead our sections and learn our names. Their names, however, are not listed in the FAS course catalogue. This omission, to my mind, compromises both the credit owed to them and their responsibility to the course. Besides that, it leaves undergraduates in the dark about the courses we must choose to take...
...They don't have the volume to learn how to do the exam properly," she says...