stu dent造句

• She taught histology, embryology and cytology to Vasser stu dents.
• All teachers need to take responsibility for these stu dents.
• Stu dents are truant if they miss one class or an entire day.
• To enforce those rules, stu dents'rooms would be randomly inspected.
• Yet, there they were _ stu dents.
• Fernandez believes her stu dents'need to work so much is a major barrier to academic suc cess.
• Stu Dent is an alternate moniker for Albany, New York artist Sev Statik, real name Joseph Evans.
• Most weekends, about 1, 300 stu dents pile in to the non-traditional sanctuary for the center's five Masses.
• My high-school class of 135 outnumbers the entire Young Public School, which has fewer than 100 stu dents in kindergarten through 12th grades.
• The Arizona State University stu dent had pulled into a bank branch en route to a movie in Tempe to get some cash for tickets and popcorn.
• But then the education debate shifted, Fulton said, focusing on topics such as curriculum and the needs of the handicapped and stu dents with learning disabilities.
• The Goldwa ter and Udall scholarships, although named for two former members of the Arizona congressional delega tion, are available to college stu dents across the nation.
• They say they want bilingual stu dents to be placed in regular English-speaking classes, while students not yet fluent in English enter immersion courses for a year.
• Sev Statik, real name Joseph Evans, created the Stu Dent pseudonym due to contractual obligations with Tunnel Rats, a group of which he was a member at the time.
• Instead of " Speak Life ", he recorded a different album, " Altered State ", under the name Stu Dent, and released that in 2001.
• ""'Altered State " "'is the first studio album by Albany, New York hip hop musician Stu Dent, better known by the moniker Sev Statik.
• ""'Nephilim : Act of God 1 " "'is the second studio album by hip hop musician Stu Dent, released November 14, 2003 through Illect Recordings.
• Jesse Greist, a bilingual teacher at Garcia Elementary School, which has more than 90 percent Hispanic stu dents including many recent immi grants, said many of the racial problems start south of the border.
• Long considered a harmless part of growing up, school offi cials are going after stray stu dents, mostly because kids who aren't in school don't do well, and Arizona has one of the highest dropout rates in the country.