Academically

The Dean will lead the effort to reach out to the legal community nationally to enhance the School's visibility as a leading source of students of diverse backgrounds and bilingual capabilities, as a venue for collaboration and continuing legal education, and as an intellectual partner in academically and legally significant contemporary issues. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Because of the custodial job that schools need to fill for many families to the job of socialization, there are a lot of reasons to suggest that students will still go to facilities of some sort for their education -- even if the platform for much of what they will do academically is online. ❋ Michael Horn (2010)

Finding schools that fit your needs and where you'll fit in academically and personally, articulating why you're a good match to the admissions office and letting them know you're serious will make the whole thing more predictable. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Pardon this personal reference, because I have great reluctance to lend further currency to that dreadful deterioration of the finest kind of word whereby the term "academic" has become a word of discredit, and the man who talks academically is supposed to talk about what he does not know -- (laughter) for the academic circle is the place where you learn and where you are supposed to know; but such is the trick of language. ❋ Unknown (1922)

But there wasn't resounding support for the proposed plan - creating accelerated classes comprised of students identified as academically gifted at schools with large populations of those students. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Currently, students are identified as academically gifted through a test given in the third grade, as well as through teacher observations and parent input. ❋ Unknown (2010)

• Research across many cities is conclusive that mobility sets students back academically, which is why responsible school districts try to limit mobility.

Any translation is a "version" [with translations into the mother tongue going by that name academically] and should read as if it has not been translated. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It's not because too many poets write "academically" or got their MFAs. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I have one very close friend that was never "academically" successful, but has personal skills like no one I have ever seen. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Catholic Church is a corporation as I said and corporations never do anything just 'academically'. ❋ Unknown (2006)

These colegios sound quite rigorous academically which is what he'd probably need being from a high ability background. ❋ Unknown (1919)

McChrystal said that while everyone knew "academically" how to conduct a counter-insurgency campaign, the problem was getting the message to soldiers on the ground who often reverted to ❋ Unknown (2009)

Rodriguez said it doesn't appear Marcus Witherspoon will qualify academically, meaning he will probably never join the team. ❋ Unknown (2008)

If students don't progress academically, the federal government has the authority to restructure the school to seek improvement. ❋ Margaret Moran (2012)

Parents are often influenced by their ethnic background when trying to help their children improve academically. ❋ Ed.D. Matthew Lynch (2012)

Given this well-oiled and highly active Islamophobia hate machine, many Muslim Americans feel a sense of urgency to take control of their narrative -- to fight back against caricatures of Sharia as a "legal-political-military" doctrine that threatens the fundamental rights of Americans, and explain its true meaning both academically and through personal action. ❋ Asma Uddin (2011)

[I am not] sure if I developed Academitis because of my [PhD] or if I am doing a PhD because I [suffer] from Academitis. ❋ TM5 (2014)

adj.: that essay was so [downright] academic i didn't even bother taking my [benzos] before bed. noun: this academic keeps going on and on about the most insanely [boring shit] practically nobody has ever heard of. ❋ Heynonnynonny (2014)

Mom: Why are your [grades] so bad? Me: Because I [seek] academic validation to the point where if [I can't do it] perfectly the first time then there's no use in trying at all. ❋ Hermione.granger.tf (2021)

Man, this test was hard! Where's my "academic welfare"? The "academic welfare" situation at Miami [Hamilton] is necessary for their mouth-breathers. Without that "academic welfare" at [MUH], his [lazy butt] would have failed out long ago! ❋ Frank Scanlan (2008)

Tyler is an [academic weapon], he manages to take 4 [AP] courses, while still being on [honor roll] every semester. ❋ Academic Weapon (2016)

I can't remember anything that I learned last night. It's like I grabbed the answer [sheet], [puked] out all the answers and forgot everything immediately. I'd [say that's] academic bulemia. ❋ Thomas Suszynski (2008)

"[The research] methods [essay]? yeah, I didn't use enough references really, but I typed out some [academic wank] and handed it in anyway." ❋ Laraweasil (2009)

[BRB], [I need] to go to the [bathroom] for academic purposes. ❋ TheRealCthulhu (2016)

"Amy developed an academic crush on Professor [Potts] during Shakespeare [352] Winter semester. If she could have, she would have loved to listen to him talk in [iambic pentameter] all day. But when she tried to talk to him after class, she suddenly found she couldn't say anything intelligent at all." ❋ FeliceLovesCats (2010)

David seems to never do any work but gets straight A's -- he's such an academic hustler. Rebecca did all the reading, then [read the paper] prompt, wrote the paper and received a B+; Eva read the prompt, looked in the index of the book for [keywords] and read the relevant passages, wrote the paper and got an A, the latter is obviously an academic hustler. John takes the maximum number of courses a quarter, takes the hardest classes, has a [2.7] GPA and is still unemployed; his friend, an academic hustler, took it easy but has a 3.9 and currently a six figure salary. ❋ TheBold (2010)