How connected students feel to their university is an important construct to consider when looking at why students may or may not
persist at an institution.
Intention to persist and retention of first-year students: the importance of motivation and sense of belonging
And the message on them was that the club are powerless to prevent police intervention if offensive singing
persists.
Gers chief Bain hits fans with jail warning; SPL BIG-MATCH SPECIAL..
This seems unlikely on at least three counts: (a) Ethically, it runs counter to the undergraduate instruction mission of American higher education institutions; (b) pragmatically, it could become a public relations nightmare for any college if their use of such an admission screen leaked out; and (c) cynically, the need for "making the numbers" on a sufficient quantity of new enrollees to contribute their tuition dollars to annual campus operating budget revenues makes it financially far more prudent to admit lo-hardy students and then find ways to help them achieve their graduation goals (as they continue to
persist as tuition payers).
Correlating hardiness with graduation persistence
The result is that doctor influence is minimized and problems
persist. The doctors get more frustrated.
Knowing no boundaries: five crucial conversations for influencing administration
This case demonstrates that a productive cough and mild dyspnea can
persist for years after removal of the exposure.
Case report: a case of wood-smoke-related pulmonary disease
Both teams have reported evidence that some superfluidity
persists even if the condensate is skewed so that as many as 70 percent of its atoms are of one spin type.
Tipsy superfluids: glimpsing off-kilter quantum clouds
Without careful orchestration, norms of organizational status
persist. NewCo may end up dominated by people with expertise that is valuable for CoreCo, but less so for NewCo.
How forgetting leads to innovation: in creating new lines of business from within, companies must rethink their old practices
Adjustments
persist, given the uncertainty of the disease.
MS on the job
We recommend the term reservoir to describe [H.sub.1] in both cases 1 and 2, in which the pathogen is permanently maintained in [H.sub.1] and without between-species transmission ([[beta].sub.12]), the disease would not
persist in the target host.
Community epidemiology framework for classifying disease threats
Concluding that it could not afford to allow this to
persist, the UK government established a Pension Protection Fund (PPF), which provides security along the lines of the PBGC.
New U.K pensions regulator affects U.S. corporate activity
True desires
persist, and grow ever stronger with time.
Theme for the day
Add to this reject list her recent video compilations made with Gary Hillberg, Artist, 2000, and Love, 2003, and you'd be forgiven for forgetting the driven intensity of her own 35 mm films, Night Cries--A Rural Tragedy, 1989, and beDevil, 1993, traces of which
persist faintly in her vampiric surfer documentary, Heaven, 1997.
Tracey Moffatt: Museum of Contemporary Art
Until now, these bishops say, the only persons who are refused communion according to Church law are those who are excommunicated, or interdicted, or obstinately
persist in manifestly grave sin (Canon 915).
Politics, abortion, and the Church Part II
It's amazing that this debate still
persists, what with the preponderance of alternative forms of media in libraries, but
persist it does, which is why the author devotes two chapters, as well as a "Comics in the Classroom" title list, to extolling the literary and artistic merit of graphic novels.
Gorman, Michele. Getting graphic! Using graphic novels to promote literacy with preteens and teens
The outlook is for this steady and sustained expansion to
persist. This forecast is based not only on the cyclical pattern in the plastics data, but also on the expected continuation of several well-established trends in the U.S.
Injection molding output accelerates