Word: sumã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...next few years, LaBeouf bounced from big studio projects like I, Robot and Constantine to indie rsum?? builders like Bobby and A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. His parents divorced; he made room for his dad at his place. And he began to draw on his complicated relationship with his parents in his work. In the coming-of-age drama Guide, LaBeouf's character struggles to connect with his emotionally distant father, played by Chazz Palminteri. Before filming a confrontation scene between the characters, LaBeouf called his dad from the Queens, N.Y., set and asked him to sing...
This is just a glimpse into the loaded résum?? that Harvard women’s hockey co-captain Julie Chu brought with her into the 2006-07 season. With such a complete body of work in her tenure with the Crimson, there didn’t seem to be a whole lot left for the senior to accomplish as she returned to the Bright Hockey Center after missing a season playing for Team USA at the Olympic Winter Games in Turin, Italy...
...suspicion is that maybe I was sufficient precisely because I was sufficient. I didn’t have a perfect résum??, but I offered a genuine argument that Harvard had what I needed. Maybe the admissions committee liked me just because I wasn’t what David Brooks has famously described as an “organization...
...dissent or engage with the world around them and locating success only within themselves. “[They] are goal-oriented. An activity…is rarely an end in itself,” Brooks wrote. “It is a means for self-improvement, résum??-building, and enrichment. College is just one step on the continual stairway of advancement...
...former University President Lawrence H. Summers echoed Brooks’ discomfiting observation with regards to the body impolitic on this campus. “Many students have less orientation towards reflection and more orientation towards résum??-building than students a generation ago. I do worry,” he said, as quoted in The New York Times. “I do somehow wish that some students would smell the roses a little more and schedule fewer appointments...