"I think the way it has gone, the head of the draft is dominated by the younger guys that are great prospects, then you start getting to upperclassmen, and the upperclassmen are almost seen as a liability," Mr. Walsh said. ❋ Kevin Clark (2010)
The upperclassmen were the leaders, and Gaylord was always happy to follow their example. ❋ Unknown (2008)
i knew you as one of the "upperclassmen ..." at SHS, tho i didnt know you lived but a few blocks away! my husband [an nyc native] and i live in nyc with our two yr old daughter, so ... we are not too far from you even now! ❋ Unknown (2006)
As part of practical discussions on issues such as managing money and time, help high school upperclassmen plan a schedule that will include church attendance. 40 percent of college freshmen report difficulty finding a church, so help them make the connection before arrival for a smoother and stickier transition. ❋ Kara Powell (2011)
First Mark moves beyond — or pilfers the intellectual property of — three upperclassmen who'd approached him for help on a website they called Harvard Connection. ❋ Joe Morgenstern (2010)
Also back in the fold should be guard Wil Peters, who will be one of the few upperclassmen on the 2010-11 version of the Tigers. ❋ Unknown (2010)
During his Liberty University speech, Mr. Perry recalled that cadet upperclassmen would look for minor infractions, such as a scratch on a belt buckle. ❋ Miguel Bustillo (2011)
Keep in mind that summer is brief — and most upperclassmen don't stay home for a full season, thanks to the lure of internships, travel and summer study and parent-free off-campus housing. ❋ Unknown (2011)
From the start, William was taken under the wing of upperclassmen Lord Freddie Windsor, son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, and his cousin Nicholas Knatchbull, a grandson of the late Lord Mountbatten of Burma and like William a great-great-great-great-grandson of Queen Victoria. ❋ Christopher Andersen (2011)
Whether it involves tutoring, helping students find a service project or a clinical mentor, or demonstrating the value of service, the upperclassmen and alumni model not only being members of a community but also seeing the unmet needs of the wider community. ❋ Mary Engel (2011)
The reason is that students specialize as they become upperclassmen, and so those classes are just much smaller. ❋ Unknown (2009)
While the movie's prevailing mood is excitation — hardly a moment goes by when someone isn't having a brilliant idea — its dominant mode is litigation, thanks to one suit on behalf of those Harvard upperclassmen, and another brought by Eduardo. ❋ Joe Morgenstern (2010)
Because of our split-campus situation where underclassmen, upperclassmen, and teachers have been placed in separate buildings, it is a blessing to be able to connect with teachers and students using email and video chatting as well as through each teacher's personal website. ❋ Laela Zaidi (2011)
Former classmates said Mr. Perry's popularity was boosted by several daring pranks he pulled on upperclassmen, including one his campaign recently confirmed: The young Mr. Perry placed live blackbirds in a student's closet to create a putrid stink during a vacation break. ❋ Miguel Bustillo (2011)
A further curiosity about that, though, is that many of the players involved were not neophytes, but upperclassmen. ❋ Darren Everson (2011)
Technically, Steelman is not even allowed to address upperclassmen by their first names — but the rule is ignored on the football field. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Next season, some of the upperclassmen might get more of a break. ❋ Unknown (2010)
