Word: questioner
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After beginning to answer, Jennings said nervously, "I shouldn't start. You go," throwing the question over to Brewster, which drew laughter from the crowd...
Being unable to answer that question, I am reduced to offering a personal perspective (hence the title of this piece). When I was younger I lived in fear of finding out I was not as smart as I hoped I was. SAT's and IQ tests made me very uneasy. I still become jittery when someone in the room proposes a brainteaser I haven't heard before. That is part of the reason why I chose to attend an American college known for its unwillingness to give students C's. But this plan failed because intelligence is evident only...
...says she fields about 10 to 15 calls per day, the majority from tenants who have a specific question about their rights under...
...occasionally a tenant raises a question that could affect a number of tenants or an entire building...
...question remains whether it's a good policy for schools to identify certain students as unfit. Good arguments can be made both ways. There is no doubt that many bad students really are the victims of circumstance and that preserving their self-esteem may allow them to stay afloat. On the other hand, there is really no way to keep bad students from doing badly without lowering the standards and keeping the good students from developing their full potential. The record does not help much in settling the issue: The United States is the wealthiest country and its top universities...