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...walking vigil proceeded to the Islamic Society of Boston, where Walid Fitaihi, an Islamic Society of Boston board member and a clinical instructor at Harvard Medical School, addressed the crowd...
...camp. After all the arguments about fatal distractions, they’ve discovered that putting men and women together actually improves training and fosters the much-vaunted cohesion. ‘It’s more cooperative and there’s more teamwork,’ said one instructor. Armed forces, meet real life...
...whose families don't expect them to do much beyond high school. Students must choose on their own to enroll (and thus demonstrate their commitment), and once they do, they are placed in their school's most accelerated classes. For one period each day they meet with their AVID instructor, who teaches them, in essence, how to learn--what kind of questions to ask in class, how to put notes into their own words, the best way to underline a textbook. Says Swanson, who hopes to soon hand over AVID's administration and return to the classroom: "Never underestimate what...
Analysts expect Luken to prevail. "Charlie comes from a family where politics runs through the veins," says Gene Beaupre, a political-science instructor at Cincinnati's Xavier University. "Courtis has to learn to be political. It's one thing to do interviews; it's another to be on the other side of the camera...
...Walk This Way If the Shoe Fits, Bear It Shoes: can't live without them, but they can be a pain. Stilettos might have been the original bad shoe, but there have been plenty since. On Earth Day 1970, a Danish yoga instructor named Anne Kals started selling Earth Shoes: the heels were lower than the toes to simulate the effect of walking on sand. (It wasn't until the hallucinogens wore off that hippies remembered the arduousness of walking on a beach.) Next came Dr. Scholl's exercise sandals, wood-soled slip-ons that promised to tone calf muscles...