Archie is having an existential crisis about his extracurricular activities.
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For his extracurricular activity, he's the Gay Straight Alliance coordinator.
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Shows in extracurricular drama and Thunder's struggles to close games.
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But Sondland and Volker's extracurricular activities happened under Pompeo's watch.
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And she has even more extracurricular activities outside of acting.
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What about restricting students' ability to participate in extracurricular activities?
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Are a student's extracurricular activities too good to be true?
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They climb mountains, head extracurricular clubs and develop new technologies.
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Baseball was no more successful at curtailing Durocher's extracurricular activities.
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You could argue that all of Napoleon's activities were 'extracurricular'!
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The university was reviewing every academic, extracurricular and athletic program.
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I'm a senior, and I'm involved in extracurricular activities at school.
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At what point does an extracurricular activity become way too much?
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My extracurricular drug activities were becoming paramount instead of the music.
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Google's extracurricular "Other Bets", aka Google "X-cess", also consume CAPEX.
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For Qatar, the extracurricular activities of its contractor makes little difference.
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Others are not allowed to participate in sports or extracurricular activities.
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Esports is a phenomenon that will inevitably pervade scholastic extracurricular life.
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This particular facet of the Game of Thrones fandom requires extracurricular work.
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"Then there was an extracurricular activity that I wasn't expecting," he said.
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They opted instead for a string of meetings, meals and extracurricular activities.
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Also, unlike Ms. Burch, she plans to continue her multiple extracurricular activities.
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Others said they needed the social connection for school or extracurricular activities.
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But now Bean's school district is apparently looking into his extracurricular activities.
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Transcripts were littered with inflated grades, nonexistent extracurricular activities and fictitious classes.
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Or should their time and energy go toward school and extracurricular activities?
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About 203% of parents said gaming eats into time for extracurricular activities.
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After-school extracurricular activities could also be pushed later in the evening.
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It quickly became more than extracurricular for him, much to his parents' disapproval.
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For example, Harvard ranks applicants by four criteria —academic, extracurricular, athletic and personal.
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They look at extracurricular stuff, like volunteering, and your essays and your circumstances.
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He has boosted his pay with extracurricular assignments including coaching baseball, he said.
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Before the game started, the Spartans and Wolverines engaged in some extracurricular activities.
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But it seems Tesla sales are continuing apace regardless of Musk's extracurricular activities.
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He delved into a beloved extracurricular — Latin dancing — and sharpened his finance skills.
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What extracurricular opportunities should both campuses provide to convey values of mutual respect?
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I excelled academically, behaved well in class and participated in numerous extracurricular activities.
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Good sleep duration and extracurricular activities were also associated with better mental health.
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A third-time offender will be barred from extracurricular activities for 12 months.
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Those rejected have lower test scores and less impressive academic and extracurricular achievements.
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We could also ensure students have equitable access to sports and extracurricular activities.
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Jillian's also agreed to pay for the kids' schooling, clothing and extracurricular activities.
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The study did not control for participation in extracurricular activities other than athletics.
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Google's Pixel camera does a huge amount of extracurricular processing activity for every shot.
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You both had a lot of extracurricular activities, and I just couldn't keep up.
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Unpopular opinion alert: Autumn's extracurricular activities totally take the cake compared to summer's offerings.
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You can read a couple of the short stories online: "Extracurricular Activities" on Tor.
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They seek internships and participate in extracurricular activities that will help bolster their resume.
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It's a crowdfunding platform for low-income kids to get involved in extracurricular activities.
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We may be giving up some of the extracurricular activities that my son does.
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I work hard to achieve good grades and to participate in several extracurricular activities.
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Another 44.5% took on extracurricular activities within the school system that netted additional pay.
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I have spent many years supporting social entrepreneurs in my professional and extracurricular life.
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Hours upon hours of extracurricular activities that were done just for a college application.
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In real life, Olivia Jade is devoted to a different extracurricular activity: beauty influencing.
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Ms. Romero followed her mother's advice to focus on her studies and extracurricular activities.
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Meet Derek Murphy, a data analyst with an extracurricular obsession: catching amateur marathon cheats.
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It isn't just basic education, either -- extracurricular activities are biting into families' annual expenses.
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To keep the club from forming, the district decided to ban all extracurricular student groups.
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And it seems like the two share more than the same interest in extracurricular activities.
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He was impressed and began involving her in extracurricular judicial projects on the national scene.
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It was like a lockdown for at-risk teens, but with school and extracurricular activities.
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Bezos may see the Post and his other extracurricular projects as armor for these fights.
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This action is a violation [of] the Byron School Policy [...] for participants in extracurricular activities.
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Earlier in May, we reported on the newly freed Viacheslav Datsik and his extracurricular activities.
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There are lots of kindergartens that have extra English language classes and other extracurricular activities.
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They also can be barred from extracurricular activities, attending class trips, and buying a yearbook.
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But an extracurricular student-run theater company that produces a regular season is an anomaly.
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The policy will apply to participants in extracurricular activities like sports, speechmaking and marching band.
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Harris contends that America has stiffed our generation, filling childhoods with homework and extracurricular activities.
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The University of North Carolina now emphasizes contributions to others when asking about extracurricular activities.
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Kaley Worst, 17 Growing up in Cadillac, Michigan, Worst was dedicated to her extracurricular activities.
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So standardized testing will become even more of an extracurricular activity than it already is.
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College marketing materials typically show photos of college scenery, and talk about exciting extracurricular activities.
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Mr. Funston is a volunteer; the students are making their case as an extracurricular activity.
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Americans overall today engage in fewer extracurricular social activities than they did in previous generations.
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What classes, extracurricular activities, work opportunities and other resources would the school offer and why?
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That being said, such extracurricular activities are pretty much par for course in their neighborhood.
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I wouldn't do any extracurricular activities; just go to school, go home and watch porn.
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Sure, hardly anybody has the grades, overstuffed extracurricular schedule, or parental connections to get in.
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Another 10% say that your extracurricular activities is a top consideration when examining a candidate.
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His yearbook notes his only extracurricular activity was as a member of the Quiz Bowl team.
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It varies from sport to sport, league to league, whether you're playing extracurricular or association level.
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I have my daughter on weekends, so I'm the master of her social and extracurricular life.
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But unlike other politicians, Duterte said he doesn't use public funds to indulge his extracurricular activities.
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Wilson said having a job counts as an extracurricular in the University of Chicago admissions process.
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There is no extracurricular golden ticket to get into college, says the University of Chicago's Wilson.
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If his success had a slightly campy quality, Dr. Zizmor was earnest in his extracurricular pursuits.
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There were more full-ride college scholarships available for football than for any other extracurricular talent.
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When he signed up for it as an extracurricular class, he didn't realize what it was.
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A range of extracurricular activities must be organised to immerse students in ideological education, he said.
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He now goes to between one and three meetings a day; recovery is his primary extracurricular.
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If extracurricular and personal ratings were added, the Harvard class would be 26 percent Asian American.
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If you're overwhelmed with school work or extracurricular obligations, whom do you go to for support?
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Additionally, he must pay for specific expenses, such as private school, medical care and extracurricular activities.
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Bret claims the piece of paper is some extracurricular writing exercise, but that's an obvious lie.
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She channels hyperactivity by being involved in many extracurricular activities like swimming, school clubs and soccer.
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Still, they were less rap group than a group of teens eager to partake in extracurricular mischief.
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They include grades and the rigor of courses, standardized test scores, recommendations, extracurricular accomplishments and student essays.
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Many were concerned about the loss of extracurricular and educational opportunities that came with having more schools.
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With LinkedIn, you can even see what extracurricular activities they were in, whether they played a sport.
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High school students hoping to burnish their transcripts with extracurricular activities can expect to pay even more.
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Parents with ample time and means will seemingly have no problem arranging extracurricular activities to replace homework.
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They also volunteered and not just participated in but held leadership positions in extracurricular activities, he said.
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You probably, in true Wellesley fashion, planned your academic and extracurricular schedule right down to the minute.
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Teens are also under tremendous pressure to succeed in school, extracurricular activities and social settings, Biermann noted.
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The school also has a lifestyle center offering extracurricular activities including yoga, meditation, Pilates, and barre classes.
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It turns developing-world hardship into a prose-ready opportunity for growth, empathy into an extracurricular activity.
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"It is a choice for students to participate in extracurricular activities, not a right," the letter said.
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Self-destruction was our great unifier — an extracurricular some of us were more passionate about than others.
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Ditto sex at Harvard, which he sees as an extracurricular mix of know-how and status-seeking.
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She had the grades and the extracurricular activities, but her scores were 70 points below our median.
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But so do many other students who participate in other extracurricular activities and have superior academic records.
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"Any extracurricular activity, sports or a physical job, not selling something on the internet," Ms. Winch said.
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The more time they spend doing healthier extracurricular activities — soccer, piano, cleaning their rooms (ha!) — the better.
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Desperate to appear more qualified, I highlighted some extracurricular activities that showed my skills and work ethic.
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The average yearly cost of extracurricular activities for a high schooler is over $1,100, according to Money.
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She had a packed schedule of classes and extracurricular activities that could last until 6:50 pm.
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He's expected to be a leader in Blankfein's mold, though his extracurricular interests certainly set him apart.
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The search for something more often leads to faith and fulfilling extracurricular work with those in need.
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Attend some extracurricular activities of students, such as a school or community play, sporting event or band concert.
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She learned later that she had previously coached Marin's daughter alongside her own on an extracurricular volleyball team.
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The pressures of heavily overloaded schedules, including academic demands, extracurricular activities, travel sports teams, jobs and social lives.
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I continued to hang out in camp over the summer, and eventually moved on to other extracurricular activities.
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Her academic and extracurricular interests made sense, as a daughter and granddaughter of contractors in Salt Lake City.
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Speaking of subscriptions, as my kids get older that means they have more hobbies, interests, and extracurricular activities.
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Check your extracurricular activities How you spend your time out of the office can also affect your employment.
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Even soccer itself—the preferred extracurricular activity of white suburban children in the 1990s—has undergone a change.
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Outside of music, do you guys have any interesting extracurricular pastimes that you'd like to share with us?
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He plays on the junior varsity tennis team, but his life isn't consumed by too many extracurricular activities.
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Adolescence becomes, for many, a grind of test-taking and extracurricular activities that leaves kids anxious and exhausted.
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The scandal played out as students face intense pressure to rack up extracurricular activities for their college applications.
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An admissions policy that puts more weight on personal statements and extracurricular activities may actually help affluent students.
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She doesn't recommend taking jobs during the school year that can distract from academic work and extracurricular activities.
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I have muddled memories of my parents' closed-door arguments about my father's extracurricular activities with other women.
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The files included students' grades, test scores and extracurricular activities; demographic and legacy information; and admissions officers' ratings.
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Without any extracurricular activities at the school, Ms. Rhodes, 31, worries about what will keep her children busy.
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My daughter will have absolutely no extracurricular activities unless she writes about her Superman and Batman fan fiction.
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Students want an up-to-date way to keep track of classes, clubs, extracurricular activities and social events.
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Most important, don't bail on promises because you mismanaged your time or lost interest in an extracurricular assignment.
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At Harvard, prospective students are rated in several categories, including academic, extracurricular, athletic, teacher recommendation and personal assessments.
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Nazari's parents were unaware of their son's extracurricular project until they heard about it on the local news.
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She expresses fear that her son's extracurricular activities have put her campaign for City Council Speaker in jeopardy.
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Even if this wasn't a problem the people that stay after school for extracurricular activities will say later.
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"I did all of this for nothing," they'll say, meaning the homework, the sports, the other extracurricular activities.
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As I was growing up, I was involved in so many different extracurricular activities, including music and fine arts.
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From Thursday through Monday, classes and extracurricular activities for the 15,700 students of Columbia Falls School District were canceled.
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Meanwhile, educators are strapped for time and resources to create more individualized lesson plans and volunteer for extracurricular activities.
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Good news, gamers: League of Legends might now be an acceptable extracurricular activity to list on those college applications.
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For these Waterloo students, it's all extracurricular on top of their full course load and co-op work terms.
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I had opportunities both academic and extracurricular from a young age, and was encouraged to freely explore my interests.
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Students with uncleared behavior demerits will be unable to attend extracurricular school activities, like prom, and their own graduation.
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Unlike Gates, Ballmer was extroverted and involved in a variety of extracurricular activities, including social clubs and campus publications.
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The two had several extracurricular physical exchanges on the ice, the most notable at Madison Square Garden on Feb.
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Some schools already provide extracurricular services, and in those cases, the programs could use some more support, Wahl added.
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Stephanie temporarily replaced Tim in 2004 after Tim's father discovered his extracurricular activities and forbade him from being Robin.
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He has lately used his celebrity in more political ways, at times to satisfy his patchwork of extracurricular interests.
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About 245 percent of the junior and senior high school's students take part in extracurricular activities, Mr. Grizzle said.
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But they were disturbed by some of the extracurricular requirements that put them in what they considered unsafe situations.
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Accounting for extracurricular and personal ratings, the share of whites rose again, and Asian-Americans fell to 26 percent.
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These eight U.S.-based music festivals are notable for their stunning settings, extracurricular programming and highly curated, alternative lineups.
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According to the arrest report, Rosendale was not the girl's teacher, but they had met through the school's extracurricular programs.
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Schools claim extracurricular activities count, but if organizing the March For Our Lives wasn't enough ... it's not clear what is.
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Before the crummy job — and the letdown that came with it — I had no routine for pursuing my extracurricular passions.
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Founders Rohan Pasari and Stanley Chia incorporate school grades, test scores, extracurricular activities and even internships into a complex algorithm.
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Granted, this was the month I happened to quit my gym and do a lot fewer extracurricular activities post-work.
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As kids get older, you can give them control over their annual budget for clothing or extracurricular activities, he said.
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Poor and minority students often lack SAT and ACT test preparation, college advising services and after-school or extracurricular options.
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For one thing, many educators don't have time for extracurricular teaching, even while they might need to bolster their paychecks.
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Such heavy curation of extracurricular activities chips away at the spontaneous, hedonistic soul of what a music festival should be.
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Research conducted by the National Center for Education Statistics found that participation in extracurricular activities even improves student graduation rates.
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For a decade, the former President sent funds that went toward Timothy's education, extracurricular activities and some of his meals.
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She plans on visiting her high school to encourage young Muslim girls to play sports and participate in extracurricular activities.
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You know the type: The kind of swishy pants you wore with Rainbow flip-flops and your extracurricular team sweatshirt.
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Mr. Solondz's extracurricular use of his leading actress offers bright hope for his prospects as a man of the theater.
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Schools should avoid mixing ages and consider adjusting or postponing in-school and extracurricular gatherings that intermingle classes and grades.
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It requires strong leadership and adjustments by school bus companies and businesses offering services like child care and extracurricular clubs.
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Their extracurricular activities are not treated merely as an important part of a college application, but as a defining part.
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In addition to his political extracurricular activities, Perkins was an avid sailor and a major figure in the yachting world.
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The court said drug tests were permissible as a condition for participating in any extracurricular activity that involves interscholastic competition.
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Education officials dismiss the need for such extracurricular education, regarding it as fearmongering designed to sell sessions with a tutor.
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While credits and money are important, so are other aspects of college living, such as residential life and extracurricular activities.
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He loves his school more than anything, but his devotion to countless extracurricular activities has put him on academic probation.
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"Parents are constantly driving their children to school and extracurricular activities," said Amanda Pasciucco, a licensed marriage and family therapist.
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And further, how important are these questions relative to more traditional factors, such as grades, test scores and extracurricular activities?
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Later, she finds herself on academic probation, withdraws from extracurricular activities, and suffers from insomnia and nightmares, among other issues.
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Her daughter has a record of "good academic performance and extracurricular achievements," and had offers from several US colleges, she said.
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Her family tells WXYZ-TV that she was involved in multiple extracurricular activities, including the robotics club and the student council.
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We don't know how much he received for the side gig, but federal law limits income from extracurricular activities to $27,765.
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While there's no doubt other applicants wrote about their extracurricular activities in the arts or athletics, Caroline took a different approach.
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Bollinger that race should be considered alongside "all factors that may contribute to student body diversity," like extracurricular activities and volunteering.
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Ten years ago, when I was around 13 or 14, I met coach Y while participating in extracurricular activities at school.
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But he remains a frequent presence in the Washington office, where no one seems to begrudge his extracurricular fire at Trump.
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All Raise has served as an extracurricular project for senior women in the industry who founded it — run on volunteer time.
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Each day, Behan would drive them to school and extracurricular activities around Los Angeles, becoming a trusted member of the family.
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" Of his high school experience, he said he did not "really participate in extracurricular activities because of a lack of freedom.
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"Kids are playing on the school bus, in class, and often after school in place of other extracurricular activities," Pletter says.
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While the dollar signs may seem small, research suggests that extracurricular activities represent a form of widespread social and income inequality.
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But what about working class families with two working parents who are unable to sign their kids up for extracurricular learning?
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His girlfriend Derosiers was a National Honor Society student involved in extracurricular activities such as Student Council, track and cross country.
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More than 60% also felt at least some pressure to look good, fit in socially and be involved in extracurricular activities.
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"There are policies in place that guide when students can take part in extracurricular activities," she said, according to the Bee.
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Besides using them as his muse, Hayes also stays intimately involved with his children's lives – especially with all their extracurricular activities.
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Balancing the demands of school work, extracurricular activities and a job can be difficult — especially if you're a full-time student.
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St. Vincent doesn't have a support act tonight but there is this extracurricular little film she's overseen called The Birthday Party.
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After Lisa discovers she is failing gym class she needs to join an extracurricular peewee team, lest she earn an 'F.
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The juggle of work, school and myriad extracurricular activities is all too familiar to parents like Kelly Aluise of Los Angeles.
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Eton has accomplished rowing, soccer and cricket teams, but the wall game is Eton's best-known extracurricular, according to the BBC.
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His only non-athletic extracurricular activity was the school paper, Little Hoya, which he joined for his junior and senior years.
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On top of that, the extracurricular commitments I picked up totally overwhelmed me, so I shirked many of my club duties.
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Our parents required us to do an extracurricular, so sports or choir or whatever and that was for after 5 o'clock.
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They exist largely for the benefit of the athletes themselves — which makes them not so different from many other extracurricular activities.
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And for many, college application stress began years earlier, with the search for the "right" extracurricular activities to pad their résumés.
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And this cohort of young Americans hasn't only put in the classroom work — to say nothing of extracurricular activities and internships.
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"As a constitutional matter, as a legal matter, it should make absolutely no difference," he said of the president's extracurricular messaging.
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And trying to balance school, sports, band, friendships, relationships, extracurricular activities, family and fun can leave them feeling less than well.
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When I became a Jehovah's Witness, I had to quit all the extracurricular stuff, so I always made the congregation laugh.
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While some kids spent the majority of their extracurricular time on the ball field or practicing music, my interest was firearms.
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Those who know Mr. Akhmetshin describe him as a devoted parent, ferrying his school-age daughter to extracurricular activities around Washington.
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Dade McDonald, the school principal, and Dr. Curtis Cogswell, the superintendent, take an all-hands-on-deck approach to extracurricular activities.
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Fellowships are competitive, and almost always one-time windfalls: not enough to free a writer from the obligation of extracurricular employment.
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Although he went to a regular public school, his interaction with his classmates was minimal: no extracurricular sports, definitely no dances.
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Many are from poor neighborhoods that didn't connect them with the same opportunities — educational, professional, extracurricular — that Turner takes for granted.
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The Latino mega-star also agreed to continue paying for the kids' educational and medical costs as well as their extracurricular activities.
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This is especially true on college campuses, where starting an app has seemingly replaced beer pong as the most popular extracurricular activity.
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Chloe is a brand-new character this season, but it seems that her chosen extracurricular activity could put her in Bryce's orbit.
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He works mostly alone and on computers, without access to the academic and extracurricular features that usually accompany the high school experience.
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He could have joined the soccer team or participated in extracurricular engineering activities, where students build robots and learn about computer science.
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Univision's efforts in the 2016 election do not stop at Mr. Ramos's on-camera activities or the network's extracurricular voter mobilization work.
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We're all the kids that have good grades and are involved in extracurricular events representing our school in the best way possible.
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"Parents must ... avoid blindly engaging in invidious competition and limit overburdening their kids with too many extracurricular activities," the government document said.
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In a Facebook post, the now 163-year-old Lui said she met her former coach, identified as Y, through extracurricular activities.
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With the former First Lady vouching for her and an impressive array of extracurricular activities, the odds may be in her favor.
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Between juggling classes, extracurricular activities and often a part-time job, it's no wonder some students are struggling to graduate on time.
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The schools where the four plaintiffs' children attend lack textbooks, basic supplies, extracurricular activities and even toilet paper, according to the lawsuit.
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Especially if your experience section is otherwise a bit thin, you can include relevant coursework, school projects, case competitions and extracurricular activities.
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Her parents also described her as independent, well-rounded and an active participant in a plethora of extracurricular activities, CBS 46 reported.
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Many campus extracurricular organizations choose members through a process called "the comp," which may include cocktail parties as well as work requirements.
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Quiana McLaughlin told CNN she liked the extracurricular opportunities the school had to offer and was thrilled when her son was accepted.
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I want them to do well in their academic courses and extracurricular activities and to enjoy that last year of high school.
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Alas, Tikhonov had an extracurricular problem: He had been found guilty of paying $180,000 to persuade men to murder a local governor.
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For me riding (Bernstein's first extracurricular activity while at ESPN was the rodeo, but that's for a different article) was always nourishing.
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His grades plummeted, he avoided going outside as much as possible, and he no longer wanted to participate in any extracurricular activities.
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And even then, the bill analysis acknowledges that changing start times could have a ripple effect on parents, buses and extracurricular activities.
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I think children should be able to participate in extracurricular activities they enjoy, and parents should stay on the children about training.
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Those experiences helped her gain a sense of independence and motivated her to keep up with extracurricular activities in college, she said.
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Mention internships, summer courses, extracurricular activities or lab work that show steps you've taken to learn and understand your field of interest.
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Guilt that I am constantly ducking out of extracurricular benefits like seminars, workshops and office hours to get to my next shift.
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During all of this, the career coach at my firm has sent me about seven emails signing me up for extracurricular things.
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Football isn't immune to the forces shrinking the youth player pools of other sports, including specialization, other extracurricular options and simple disinterest.
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Today, they are told that they belong there, but they also must take on an extracurricular responsibility: doing the work of diversity.
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Americans are working more than ever, so it makes a certain amount of sense that there's less time to pursue extracurricular interests.
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She was a three-sport athlete, No. 4 in her class, ran her own art business and participated in several extracurricular activities.
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In their case, for better or for worse, the extracurricular rockstar shit just adds to the burgeoning legend of the respective rappers.
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On Fridays, when classes end two hours earlier than usual, the corridors are filled with scurrying feet rushing to their respective extracurricular clubs.
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Regardless of when you read this, every child you know is selling something for their schools, their sports teams, or their extracurricular organizations.
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Disney cofounder Walt Disney wanted to be a cartoonist since high school, taking extracurricular art classes at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts.
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The teachers say providing additional social workers and nurses would reduce the amount of time they need to spend handling students' extracurricular problems.
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This results in pressure to take the right vacations as well as elaborate birthday parties and far too many extracurricular activities, experts say.
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Nic began experimenting with drugs at the age of 11, between extracurricular activities like water polo and days at his Bay Area school.
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Another revelation from the documents is that the online propagandists are largely comprised of government employees engaging in propaganda as an extracurricular activity.
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One especially popular perk for workers is the company's grant of $13 per child up to 21th grade to use for anything extracurricular.
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It is important that children have the appropriate resources and an engaged and balanced life, she said, such as participating in extracurricular activities.
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"The manager doesn't need to read about extracurricular activities that are not work-related or about every book you've ever read," Spivey says.
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Factors such as household income, family size and academic and extracurricular accomplishments can all impact how much college costs for a given student.
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For example, Americans families will spend on average $500 to $1,000 per season on extracurricular or sports activities for each of their children.
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Those students already must agree to be randomly tested for illegal and performance-enhancing drugs before they join extracurricular groups, Mr. Grizzle said.
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To get the kids out of the house, he and his wife continually signed them up for extracurricular activities: cheerleading, gymnastics, basketball, football.
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Most schools look at grade point averages and standardized test scores and may also review letters of recommendation, college essays and extracurricular activities.
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It's the extras that make a candidate for admission stand out, such as extracurricular activities or expensive private tutoring for university entrance exams.
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" It was then Santonastasso says he realized, "I need to do something, I need to be part of a team or extracurricular activity.
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Vegetables have moved from an extracurricular salad bar to part of the hot lunch which now also often includes vegetarian meals every day.
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An entire generation was raised to expect that good grades and extracurricular overachievement would reward them with fulfilling jobs that feed their passions.
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At Google, employees can choose from hundreds of interest groups like juggling clubs and a cappella groups, Google's version of college extracurricular activities.
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Although Ilieva has held numerous corporate jobs since she graduated from De Anza College in Cupertino, California, she has developed extracurricular projects as well.
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Several new precautions became effective immediately, such as employers requiring employees to check their temperature twice daily and the cancellation of extracurricular school activities.
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I grew up in a really large family —I am one of eight — which meant that there was no extra money for extracurricular activities.
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Bottom line: When cranking up your confidence is one of your extracurricular priorities, it can absolutely pay off in how you handle office politics.
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The hexacore Intel chips and Nvidia graphics will speed up video editing and supercharge CAD modeling, and they'll naturally fuel your extracurricular PUBG battles.
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This data reflects a number of socio-economic differences, including access to child care and extracurricular activities as well as how technology is perceived.
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While their records are fantastic and powerful in their own right, their extracurricular antics could be considered a very mischievous kind of performance art.
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Extracurricular activities, in particular, are the most-popular recommendation made among America's affluent families to help their children gain admission to top college choices.
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So, they go and reach out to this guy and they had to fund an extracurricular activity to rescue one of our own men.
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Volunteer soldiers from the U.S.-led UNC provide extracurricular lessons in English, a subject for which many parents otherwise pay for costly private lessons.
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"Sarah and I get asked [if] Marcia and Chris had some extracurricular activities," Sterling K. Brown, who plays Darden in FX's The People v.
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Administrators sometimes responded by considering English-proficiency requirements, or by emphasizing extracurricular criteria, which allowed them to reject some academically strong Asian-American applicants.
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If I'd sought treatment for my depression sooner, it may not have been so severe — and I may not have turned to extracurricular drugs.
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Pawan Dhingra is professor of American studies at Amherst College and is completing a book on the growth of extracurricular academics among young children.
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Maybe it was just me, but I learned way more in the dorms and in my extracurricular activities than I learned in my coursework.
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I protested that as a biochemistry major with classes six mornings a week and four afternoon labs, I had no time for extracurricular activities.
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Extracurricular activities became so intense that it is more common to hear people complain about them then to hear that they actually enjoy them.
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"I view this as a fun extracurricular activity," said Ms. Peller, who estimates that she and Benny earn $500 per day on a shoot.
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The start of any school year brings changes that for students can feel monumental: new teachers, subjects and extracurricular activities, to name a few.
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Other extracurricular uses became more common: replacing or augmenting TV antennae, breaking into cars, rescuing misplaced keys and rings and baseballs from sewer grates.
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I want to contribute more, but between my academics and extracurricular activities, I don't have time to work as much as I would like.
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Students will need to put together comprehensive application essays, letters of recommendation, and information about research, life experience, volunteer work, and other extracurricular activities.
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"His one problem is he didn't go to Russia that night because he had extracurricular activities, and they froze to death," Mr. Trump continued.
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My parents were busy assimilating; they were also busy shuttling us to every single extracurricular and trying to get us as Americanized as possible.
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The "personal" assessment constitutes a crucial factor, along with academic scores and extracurricular talents, that determines who obtains a place at the elite campus.
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I think that restricting students' ability to participate in extracurricular activities is going too far because what does sports have to do with lunch?
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By the admission office's own ratings, Asian-Americans rank higher than white applicants in both their academic prowess and the quality of their extracurricular activities.
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"Students get an extracurricular grade, or a nice cadet gets interested in the Middle East — they aren't bad things, they just aren't sufficient," he said.
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Research has shown that while extracurricular activities are important in the eyes of colleges as they make decisions, good grades continue to be hugely important.
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They are looking at their extracurricular activities and taking additional summer courses, where previously the labor pool for summer students would have been much higher.
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I recommend using the summer to make friends with the Common Application, and to start drafting the personal essay and assembling the extracurricular information requested.
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Omar also says she'll cover the kids' medical insurance and any related out-of-pocket expenses herself -- including schooling, extracurricular activities and other miscellaneous costs.
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The bill proposes that the grant money go to extracurricular activities like electives in "music, arts, athletics, writing and engineering," Harris' senate office told CNBC.
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With SAT, for example, the College Board includes 35 questions that explore personal areas such as extracurricular activities, educational aspirations, parental income, and even religion.
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But he knows Green by now — all the drama, all the intrigue, all the extracurricular activities that fuel teammates, irritate opponents and occasionally injure referees.
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Peterson, who graduated with a 4.0 grade point average from the school, participated in a number of extracurricular activities as a student, the outlet noted.
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Extracurricular Activities: Colleges have an endless array of opportunities for engagement outside the classroom, from sports to singing groups, from theater productions to college newspapers.
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"For a lot of kids in Antioch, those schools don't have the resources for extracurricular activities, and their parents can't afford nannies," Dr. Freed said.
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In the '80s and '90s, when Judge Kavanaugh was involved in his own altercation, fighting in bars was practically an "extracurricular activity," Mr. Porco said.
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For instance, Iceland, where until recently teens were getting even more lit than the Danes, imposed curfews and got young people involved in extracurricular activities.
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They may also work to propose programs and extracurricular activities to ensure that students from diverse backgrounds have a welcome place at the school. 3.
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She was a homemaker, an active member in her children's schools and community, and was very involved with extracurricular activities, including her daughter's volleyball team.
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Earls in 2002, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote the decision allowing schools to require a urinalysis drug test as a condition for enrolling in extracurricular activities.
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Cultivating fame on the Internet is also time-intensive work that can take kids away from other endeavors -- like homework and more salutary extracurricular activities.
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As a new school year starts, you're probably thinking about the extracurricular activities you'll stuff your résumé with — I mean, gain valuable life experience from.
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On Campus You might think the typical college student lives in a state of bliss, spending each day moving among classes, parties and extracurricular activities.
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"It's gonna be murder catching up with our families of 5, and extracurricular activities/sports," one resident commented on the Facebook post announcing the flush.
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Youth choose not to work for many reasons, such as attending school and participating in extracurricular or volunteer activities that look good on college applications.
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Ms. López is a star student at the Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics and has participated in extracurricular activities like the Model United Nations.
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We're going to enjoy each other, and we've eliminated a lot of extracurricular things to make sure that all we focus on is this race team.
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People with non-traditional and extracurricular experiences that qualify them for coding jobs are being screened out of the recruitment process due to their varied backgrounds.
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But what if they didn't have any extracurricular activities because they had to work after school, or had to take care of their family, or both?
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The anthropology these people practiced had two motives that might seem, from an orthodox scholarly perspective, extracurricular—except that knowledge is always pursued for a reason.
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Part of the problem is that parents and children are not sure what colleges and universities are exactly looking for when it comes to extracurricular participation.
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Morgan appears to bear all of this as gracefully as can be expected, but she's clearly frustrated with how Weiner's extracurricular exploits have affected the campaign.
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She's thinking about college, focusing on SATs, feeling the pressure of getting great scores and have her resume with extracurricular activities, which is so incredibly relatable.
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Students can reapply to participate in extracurricular activities or have a parking permits reinstated after the suspension period ends and they have a negative test result.
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"The number of reported clusters of pertussis cases has risen in 11- to 85033-year-olds who share classrooms, carpools/transportation, or extracurricular activities," the Feb.
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"First, they have demonstrated leadership, whether it be in an academic, professional, or extracurricular setting, and show the potential to have even more impact," he said.
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Extracurricular activities, particularly in music and the arts, are being phased out, or there's now a fee to participate and low-income families can't afford it.
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The assumption here is that factors like an applicant's SATs, grade point average and number of extracurricular activities can provide a precise ranking of student quality.
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Or, as Ms. Hinton suggests, should prisons actually look like college campuses — with classes taught by university professors, a student government, extracurricular activities and a library?
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There's never been any evidence for that charge, although it's clear the FBI had ears on his campaign chairman for unrelated extracurricular activities with foreign governments.
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In recent years, organizations have increased their focus on other factors about a candidate, like internships and extracurricular activities, but GPAs can still play a role.
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Unlike elite universities in most other countries, American colleges do not simply select the cleverest pupils—they also take into account extracurricular activities, family wealth and race.
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Every time he took an extracurricular love trip, he claims she was pinged, which led her to confront him about the alleged affair and their eventual divorce.
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In January of 2015, Campus Job expanded its business model to allow employers to add extra criteria for each of its listings, like major, minor, extracurricular, etc.
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As a full-time student, I worked a part-time job, taught university courses, completed five internships and signed up for a host of other extracurricular activities.
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This year alone, the range of extracurricular activities listed on UChicago applications included: beekeeping, vaudeville clown, slam poetry, "Bacon Club", environmental artist, bird caller and rock climbing.
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In addition to the support checks, we're told Britney pays for the kids' tuition and related school expenses, clothing, extracurricular activities (including sports), and various other expenses.
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It is a charity that provides financial support for extracurricular programming like a school newspaper, literary magazine, college visits and more for the Bronx Academy of Letters.
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Students can choose from a wide variety of extracurricular activities, including robotics, video game design, dance, mural painting, rock band and sports like soccer, baseball and basketball.
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Rapping had seemed like something of an extracurricular to Cardi's career, but "Bodak Yellow" unseated a Taylor Swift single to become the top song in the country.
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Ms Hopping says Microsoft not only seeks out Wharton students at recruiting events, but also offers extracurricular activities, such as competitions and educational opportunities in the classroom.
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The only extracurricular activities he could fit in involved playing saxophone for the high school band and checking hall passes as a member of the Marshall Club.
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First offenders under the new protocol will be forced to undergo drug and alcohol educational programming and will miss 10 days of participation in their extracurricular activity.
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Or is it some "holistic" view of each person, which scrutinizes their spark and talent the same way a college applicant's extracurricular activities are evaluated for sincerity?
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Earlier this season, an edict was passed down that all extracurricular activities — promotional work, media appearances and the like — were to be run by the technical staff.
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Ultimately, Raney decides that sex is at the root of her problems — not just Aaron's extracurricular activity, but also her own approach to intimacy (or lack thereof).
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Science Writing ★ curiousSCIENCEwriters An innovative, extracurricular program that trains creative high school communicators to bring complex science to the general public through the power of story.
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Some of them are taking an artistic approach, such as building extracurricular school structures out of collected plastic bottles that are filled with more collected soft plastic.
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In addition to gaining incredible experience, having extracurricular activities on your resume will set you apart from other candidates when it's time to start applying for jobs.
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The school's high rank comes at a cost: Students struggle to bear up under the intense academic and extracurricular pressure while parents monitor their children's grades online.
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The students were bemoaning how so many of their peers develop "tunnel vision," in Gili's words, about schoolwork and extracurricular activities, sacrificing sleep and time with friends.
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To what extent is your school already doing a good job, whether through traditional courses or extracurricular activities, of offering a range of interesting options for learning?
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Encourage team happy hours, conferences, running clubs and other extracurricular activities that allow for employees on different teams to hang out and communicate with one another. 4.
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Kamara organizes career talks with successful women in schools, encourages girls to do extracurricular activities and helps them figure out how to make use of their talents.
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Many of the kids she meets with, she says, have already started picking up extracurricular activities that they've been told will look good on a college application.
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High-stakes admissions decisions are issued based on fabricated extracurricular activities, ghostwritten personal essays and the size of the check written by the parents of the applicant.
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At home, my wife and I are explicit about who is handling which follow-up to the myriad demands associated with my children's school and extracurricular activities.
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According to docs, Thomas is shelling out $3k a month in support for their 3 kids, and he has to cover their private school and extracurricular activities.
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Elizabeth appreciates his honesty, admitting if Philip needs to blow off some "steam" under the pressure of the monarchy, she can "look away" from the occasional extracurricular activity.
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Instead of paying for test tutors and prep books, many more millionaires encourage their kids to go out for extracurricular activities such as sports, arts, or other groups.
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Right now, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that the screen time of older kids and teens shouldn't come at the expense of sleep, extracurricular activities, and schoolwork.
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You're juggling work, kids, and extracurricular activities on a weekly basis — you don't exactly have time each week to whip up fun activities for you to do together.
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Urijah makes it clear ... it's NOT HAPPENING ... saying the fact Paige dated his (and her) teammate, makes any extracurricular grappling a clear violation of the almighty bro code.
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Buying a home, getting a second car and even just enrolling their three children in extracurricular activities at school would now be more than just dreams, they said.
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" Mr. Schmill offers high school students this litmus test when choosing extracurricular activities: "If you couldn't write about this on your college application, would you still do it?
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The changes will give Mr. Rubenstein more time to focus on his extracurricular activities, which he says have allowed him to engage in networking that has benefited Carlyle.
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But the students who graduate from our degree program in security often report that they got more out of their extracurricular security clubs and competitions than their coursework.
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The participants attended classes with their dogs several times a week, kept a log about extracurricular dog walks and wore an activity monitor, ostensibly to record those walks.
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They're loading up on extracurricular activities, Advanced Placement courses and college majors, rather than exploring, going deep into one or two areas and learning what they really enjoy.
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As my children get older, that will be one less day to do homework, drive to the craft store for project supplies or take part in extracurricular activities.
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No surprise here, but TMZ has learned Oprah was super active in student government and extracurricular activities at Tennessee's East Nashville High School where she graduated in 1971.
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At the Benjamin Banneker school, the student-teacher ratio is smaller, and there's a wide array of extracurricular activities unavailable to the traditional public schools in the area.
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She researched classes and extracurricular clubs, and took an interest in the school's experiential learning courses, which offer students the opportunity to work on real-world projects with companies.
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The most common effort made was not spending on SAT or ACT test prep and tutoring, but encouraging children (and grandchildren) to participate in athletics, arts or extracurricular activities.
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"They did note some subtle things like they had less time for family or friends and for their extracurricular activities," said Bilimoria of residents allowed to work long hours.
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Exercise had a bigger impact on school performance when it was incorporated into the school day than when it was added as an extracurricular activity, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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As ever with Google's extracurricular AI work (including its musical experiments and free educational courses), the intent behind these products seems like a mixture of curiosity, philanthropy, and marketing.
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You'll get the flexibility to tackle those big class projects with a durable, lightweight personal computer that is also versatile enough to handle all your extracurricular activities with ease.
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"I would recommend for any candidate to start early, take classes outside their traditional major, join some social clubs and extracurricular activities to help with team building," she said.
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Between the release of his seven albums (the last one being 2013's MO), Nelly's also been involved in a bunch of extracurricular activities, to varying degrees of success.
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In fact, boys involved in extracurricular cultural activities such as music, art, drama and foreign languages report higher levels of school engagement and get better grades than other boys.
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This heady brew of ambition, power, loneliness, and opportunity leads to extracurricular sex of various types and of various degrees of seriousness—short-term affairs to some lasting marriages.
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It's kind of the perfect extracurricular activity as it scratches that itch (a love of cooking) and offers information on what is a decidedly desirable skill (learning to cook).
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Having turned Facebook into a money-making enterprise, Sandberg took over the reins from Zuckerberg, who increasingly spent time on extracurricular activities like last year's "listening tour" across America.
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Fisher was in the top 12%, but still had a shot at admission on the basis of other criteria, like extracurricular participation, test scores, and yes, racial diversity considerations.
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" The student talked about everything, Scolnik says, from extracurricular activities to "her NASA pajamas that she was so excited to proudly put on at night with her sorority sisters.
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Or maybe find a gym class or extracurricular that you have to leave the house for at a certain time every day and let that be your stopping point?
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Beyond valet parking and a 200-square-foot cardio room fitted with a Precor elliptical, free weights and two treadmills, there were very few extracurricular amenities at the Ramble.
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I started studying for standardized tests in 10th, hammering out extracurricular activities and A.P. courses all through 11th, and spent senior year typing applications till my fingers practically bled.
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In others, I'm super healthy and everything is fine with my extracurricular studies and at work, but my apartment's a bit messy, and I may have some unexpected expenses.
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They made my brothers and I pay for half of all extracurricular fees and camps we wanted to go to and all of anything else we wanted to do.
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For the first time, I'll get to attend an institution that has a variety of courses and extracurricular activities tailored specifically for my educational advancement, as an African-American.
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Chief Justice John Roberts has been doing double duty this month, presiding over the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, but the other justices have no such extracurricular obligations.
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Don&apost skimp on highlighting your other extracurricular workApplicants shouldn&apost be shy about listing any volunteer responsibilities on their applications, even if they feel irrelevant to business school.
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As for Claire's extracurricular activities, she asks her daughter which ones she would like her mom to attend and she makes every effort to be at those whenever possible.
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Ms. Illuzzi also asked about his role in managing the family's finances, and his overbearing parenting, keeping her from participating in extracurricular activities and restricting time spent with friends.
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Those ratings, which he said reflect assessments in such traits as likability, sensitivity and grit, are weighed along with ratings in other categories such as academics and extracurricular activities.
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Now, Napoleon was not averse to the extracurricular, but the calamitous six-month Russian campaign, with the loss of close to half a million men, was scarcely the moment.
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For those who, like me, spend too much time on the internet, we can't go more than a month without someone using the scholastic/corporate software for extremely extracurricular reasons.
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Several programs manifest as extracurricular opportunities pursued by kids or early-career employees who are already interested in technology — and in a position to spend money to learn new skills.
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You could always find them some cheap weekend bag somewhere, but after four years of studying (cramming) and extracurricular activities (partying) they deserve something a little better than a knapsack.
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The reason is simple: Extracurricular activities are a great way to provide insight on how well-rounded an applicant is, in a way that grades and test scores can't capture.
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"We believe that in educating a girl, we educate a family, we educate a community," school CEO Deborah Lockhart said, discussing the school's social services, extracurricular and special needs programs.
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According to the yearbook, Ruth had a busy extracurricular schedule -- which included being the treasurer of the Go-Getters club (a student pep group) and playing in the school orchestra.
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Overweight boys are more likely than overweight girls to participate in extracurricular activities like sports and may be more successful than overweight girls at securing strong social networks, she said.
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Harris-Aikens credited James and his foundation for beginning first with programming—the I Promise network provides mentorship and extracurricular opportunities for Akron children—before trying to start a school.
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"We needed somebody who knew how to be a strong leader, somebody who doesn't put up with a lot of extracurricular activity and can hold the caucus together," Cartwright said.
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So the Fed made a change: it began prioritizing soft skills like collaboration and teamwork; it considered work experience and extracurricular activities; and it standardized interview questions for each applicant.
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The foster father would not give them access to phones or allow them to invite friends to the home, and prohibited them from dating and extracurricular activities, the prosecutor said.
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Nor is more schoolwork: The average teen today spends less time on homework than his counterparts did in the 1990s, with time spent on extracurricular activities staying about the same.
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Changes at the school level, such as different teachers, policies and the surrounding community itself, could affect students and their ability to complete class credits, extracurricular activities and afterschool jobs.
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The plaintiffs argue that statistical analysis shows that Asian-Americans as a group have better academic and extracurricular credentials than white applicants, but are penalized by a biased personal rating.
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We are given things like pizza or donuts for getting good grades, while we are not allowed to attend many extracurricular activities if you're grades are not up to par.
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Athletic, arts and music programs, and extracurricular activities were also gutted while the private schools received a boost in public funding for transportation and special education, and taxes were cut.
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Each year, this disease puts the lives of millions on hold, forcing adult women to miss work and young girls to forgo sports, extracurricular activities, and even weeks of school.
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"We tend to focus on good grades and extracurricular activities, yet sleep is necessary to be engaged and achieve in school, not to mention to promote mental health," Patte said.
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What do you think about his parents' suggestion that he get more involved with life offline, such as by getting a part-time job or by pursuing an extracurricular activity?
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But due to the increased prevalence of technology such as cell phones, tablets and computers, and an increased emphasis on time-consuming extracurricular activities, students today are staying up later.
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You don't really get breaks because you also have the social element where I'm partying but I have homework and I have extracurricular activities and when can I stop even?
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To ease the transition, they offer extracurricular activities, designated mentors, report cards, and, most importantly, a large "class" of 22-year-old co-workers who all undergo the transition together.
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With schedules often bursting at the seams between work, school, appointments, and extracurricular activities, it's no surprise that more than half of all working parents say this balancing act is difficult.
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In the less dire, day-to-day use cases, the app is a "hyperlocal news app" allowing users to share what's happening on campus whether it's an extracurricular event or party.
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When we interviewed Recharge, we noted that the app could appeal to people looking to conduct extracurricular activities during working hours (wink), something its hotel partners might not like for long.
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That means checking in with school educators, sports teams and extracurricular clubs, to ask about how all young people are made to feel accepted — before someone feels or is actively excluded.
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"At the end of the day, it's the human beings who are looking at the essay, looking at the extracurricular activities and pitching to their board of admissions officers," Pasari says.
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Both of Fallon's Ben & Jerry's pints donate portions of their purchased proceeds to the SeriousFun Children's Network — a charity dedicated to extracurricular organization and support for children diagnosed with serious illnesses.
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Art Matters A Wharton graduate with an M.F.A. from Yale, Sarah Meyohas has impressive credentials — but it's her extracurricular activities that put the 24-year-old artist ahead of her class.
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Though students won't be suspended for testing positive, there are consequences: Students will not be allowed to compete in extracurricular activities, park on school premises or take part in social events.
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Many students, the author and filmmaker Vicki Abeles has noted, are "loaded down with excessive homework, extracurricular activities and outside tutoring," often to prepare for test scores and build college résumés.
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A glass of wine -- or, better, getting drunk -- is a symbolic "nay" to the world of highly curated birthday parties, extended breastfeeding or extracurricular-filled afternoons followed by homemade organic dinners.
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To suggest that curriculum, extracurricular activities and a national narrative that uplifts diverse identities are to blame for the failure of our presidential candidates in 2016 is a deeply flawed argument.
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All the programs offered by the Lassonde Entrepreneurship Institute, the division that is building the studios, are extracurricular and interdisciplinary; a few degrees are offered in partnership with the business school.
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This doesn't endear her to the authorities, who decide to shut down all the extracurricular clubs rather than authorize the G.S.A. Equally unreceptive are Trisha's church and her own judgmental mother.
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"While grades are important, extracurricular activities are just as important, if not more, and will really help you stand out," said Christopher Rim, president and chief executive of Command Education Group.
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The Classics: Despite all his extracurricular activities, Mr. Carlson was able to his complete his doctoral thesis, "Images, Objects and Imperial Power in the Roman and Qin-Han Empires," in 2015.
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To get a better handle on the real costs of hyper-parenting, we broke down the pricing for a child to participate in some common extracurricular activities in New York City.
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In your family, you may want to reassess the timing of extracurricular activities to see if you can align your schedules to allow everyone to have a seat at the table.
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What if a student from a diverse background and diverse neighborhood (good) has great grades (good) at a noncompetitive high school without honors or AP classes (bad) and no extracurricular activities (bad)?
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McCrea roots her argument in her own experiences in high school debate — better known as forensics, which, depending on your school, is an extracurricular activity that can earn you a varsity letter.
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Babe's Brooklyn office opened in 2017, and it currently has a small staff of early-20-something reporters and editors, many of whom initially entered The Tab ecosystem for college extracurricular activities.
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The new game will not only let players enroll in Hogwarts, but they'll get to train their characters in all of the magical classes and extracurricular activities the school has to offer.
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Ospina rose to the top of his high school class, balancing a long list of extracurricular activities with stellar grades, though his dream of a university education still seemed out of reach.
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She credits her tight family unit with making sure her upbringing was as typical as anyone else's, but there were of course physical limitations when it came to sports or extracurricular activities.
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The problem, they say, is that Melissa is "a bad tester" — she might have a 22015 GPA and a slew of extracurricular achievements, but when it comes to standardized tests, she's helpless.
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Chief among them: the academics and extracurricular activities she would delve into, the new people she would meet, and how to figure out what she truly wanted to do with her life.
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Forbes' ranking includes extracurricular earnings, and most of Clooney's income actually came from his tequila company, which he sold to Diageo for as much as $1 billion, rather than from onscreen gigs.
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If a candidate wants to apply to a job, it would be great to show the extracurricular activities: that you do a lot of volunteer work, that you're a well-rounded individual.
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Many small, elite colleges are insanely competitive to get into in the first place and they remain competitive as students try to outdo one another with grades, scholarships, extracurricular activities and internships.
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Its nickname was a reference to its home arena, on South Broad Street, and to the team's penchant for extracurricular tussling; Schultz's 472 penalty minutes in 1974-75 remain a league record.
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When they have the power to do so, parents choose a child's school on the basis of such varied criteria as safety, discipline, moral values, curriculum, and the availability of extracurricular opportunities.
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It is a vast campus of 3,000 students whose schedules overflow with extracurricular activities: sports, speech, drama, literary clubs, a gay-straight alliance, poetry slams, television production, a marching band and more.
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A New Jersey school district is facing backlash after passing a new policy that bans students with $75 or more in lunch debt from attending field trips, prom and other extracurricular activities.
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She flew home to her family, leaving the cottage stocked with soups and stews, and fell gladly back into the mad routine of extracurricular activities and conference calls and neighborhood dinner parties.
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Some of those parents are "marshaling the best possible experts and the best possible arguments, some of which bear a trace of the extracurricular résumé-polishing of college applicants," Ms. Taylor writes.
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So he enrolled in the High School for Health Careers and Sciences in Washington Heights and resolved to make the most of his situation, focusing on his studies and his extracurricular activities.
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Last year, Shanghai resident Guo Kai said his family spent about 21980,222 yuan ($230,22018) on more than five extracurricular classes ranging from Chinese calligraphy to physics for their 238-year-old daughter.
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The case made national headlines after an Oklahoma school district required students who engaged in "competitive" extracurricular activities — such as the future homemakers' club, cheerleading and choir — to undergo random drug testing.
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The Stuyvesant High School Alumni Association, which was started in the late 2235s, traditionally focused on raising money to help support extracurricular programs at the school and for scholarships for graduating students.
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At some point, an extracurricular hobby or project morphs into a business that comes with legal and tax responsibilities – and the earlier you start laying the legal foundation, the better off you'll be.
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He added that Asians listed more extracurricular activities than their counterparts, and were rated by interviewers who met them in person as "virtually on par" with their white peers in their personal characteristics.
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Year-round football causes the adults involved to feel important but interferes with students' grades, while making it hard for them to participate in the extracurricular activities that college admissions officers look for.
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Starting this fall, any seventh- through 12th-graders who request a school parking permit or participate in extracurricular activities -- including sports, band, the student council and chess team -- must pass a drug test.
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He's made a reputation for extracurricular brawling, and he's endlessly hostile to opponents both current and future—he skirmished with Johnson in a lobby days before they fought each other in a cage.
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While it sometimes feels like Primitive Weapons narrowly avoids being overshadowed by its members' extracurricular activities, the band itself has carved out big, angular niche for itself in Brooklyn's overflowing heavy music community.
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Unfortunately, many schools, particularly those that serve children with the greatest need, face obstacles that limit children's educational success -- rote curriculums, insufficient support for teachers and scant extracurricular options, to name a few.
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McConnell also said that he's been open with Trump about his disapproval of the president's "tweets and extracurricular comments," adding that he and Trump talk regularly and share an open line of communication.
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"While most extracurricular activities are seasonal, Scouting is a year-round program that remains one of the most valuable investments we can make to support young men and women," the BSA announcement said.
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Harvard, which draws 40,7003 applicants each year for 1,600 college spots, scores students (on a scale of 1 to 6, 1 being best) on five basic categories: academic, extracurricular, athletic, personal and overall.
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I have witnessed teachers asked to instruct classes of 30 or more students, take on classes during the prescribed planning hour, and also pick up extracurricular activities with little to no extra compensation.
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The event came ahead of Friday's official centenary of the Cub Scouts, an extracurricular organization helping youth develop teamwork and leadership skills, which will be celebrated with a series of events held nationwide.
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Its instructors can home in on almost any potential weak spot in a college application — even extracurricular activities and personal statements can be curated with the help of one-on-one college counseling.
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The high school offers 230 interscholastic sports programs, and more than 24 extracurricular activities, including marching and concert bands, regionally and nationally competitive debate and robotics teams, and a model peer mentoring program.
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For example, they said children who were bored after school should be enrolled in extracurricular activities, and that parents who were busy should stop their task and draw with their children if asked.
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"What's pushing us in terms of these extracurricular activities is to see what happens when you stretch the gallery," said Gavin Brown, owner of the multistory gallery in Harlem that bears his name.
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Such machinations are common when two countries are navigating diplomatic challenges, and, often, extracurricular activities with private citizens are part of the strategy, even if they are not apparent to the American public.
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Remember, children can get a tremendous amount of pleasure, and also great value, from learning music, from playing sports, and also from participating in the array of extracurricular activities that many schools offer.
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Yet Fisher, who had the advantage of applying as a legacy admit, simply didn't stand out in an especially competitive admissions cycle with her test scores, grades, and extracurricular activities, court documents showed.
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Baltimore Public Library Woodlawn Branch The library directly across the street from Woodlawn High School, where many students hung out after school, especially when they had extracurricular activities that started later in the afternoon.
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It took place at Butlins, a family-friendly holiday camp with extracurricular activities including arcade games and a water park (both of which are seen being enjoyed by attendees throughout the 24-minute film).
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While it continues to respect the letter of the nuclear treaty, those extracurricular sanctions could do what so many of Trump's friends -- at home and abroad -- are begging him not to do: Destroy it.
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It's not clear what Trump means by saying that the "extracurricular activities" of one night led the first Napoleon to lose the Russian war, which was a large-scale military defeat over many months.
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Some districts have even started sending debt collectors after families with past-due balances, while others exclude students who owe money on their lunch accounts from extracurricular activities like field trips and school dances.
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Though the college I currently attend is vast in both its educational and extracurricular offerings, the feeling that I am not where I am supposed to be has been strong over the past year.
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But that youthful feeling I'm talking about, rooted in a dewy, almost naïve infatuation with theater, is inherent in his latest scripts, "Ajax" and "Squash," both set in academia, where learning is often extracurricular.
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But when taking into account all other school-related activities teachers participate in -- like after school conferences, staff meetings and extracurricular programs -- they actually end up working 217.9 hours during a typical work week.
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The complaint claims that she was not given all the needed resources that she was promised and was not allowed to participate in extracurricular activities, though it was agreed upon that she would be.
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When a few enterprising students approached her in 2012 with an interest in building rockets, she helped create an extracurricular rocketry program that has since grown into a full-fledged minor at the school.
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The rule will be enforced at the principals' discretion, but also allows middle and high school students to be banned from extracurricular activities and going on field trips until the balance is paid off.
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About 0003 percent of American families spend more than $1,000 a year on their children's extracurricular activities, and 20 percent spend more than $2,500 a year, according to a recent report by SunTrust Bank.
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Harvard has denied any unlawful discrimination as it has defended a "whole student" approach that takes account of many factors, including academic achievement, extracurricular activities, family background and personal character, as well as race.
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Since Tesla announced a surprise profit in the third quarter of the year the stock has been on a tear, recovering from its year-long tumble wrought by Musk's Twitter tirades and extracurricular shenanigans.
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Following the students through their daily lives as they participate in sports and other extracurricular activities, navigate personal relationships, and work toward future aspirations, Pahokee is, in some ways, a familiar high-school tale.
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Asian-Americans, who had the highest scores in both the academic and extracurricular ratings, lagged far behind all other racial groups in the degree to which they received high ratings on the personality score.
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While most colleges list some of the factors they consider in admission — such as leadership and involvement in extracurricular activities — they need to go further to explain how applicant characteristics are assessed and weighted.
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As Libby Nelson wrote for Vox earlier this week, colleges might say they care about grades, references, and extracurricular activities, but the children of alumni and major donors get preferential treatment, as do athletes.
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Setting aside, for a moment, the extracurricular circumstances of Roberts's work, his oeuvre is startling, capturing the kind of visual spontaneity and rejection of hierarchy that makes the work of children and Surrealists so appealing.
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Some, including the authors of a 2019 report by the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, have pointed to the constant pressure to succeed as a reason, even citing extracurricular overload as a symptom.
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But the policy now includes another penalty: It allows principals to block students who owe more than $75 from buying yearbooks or prom tickets, and from participating in nonacademic field trips and some extracurricular activities.
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Although it would be unreasonable to think that every professional's extracurricular pursuit will become the next Facebook, Zuckerberg says that having a side project is one of the most important things young professionals can do.
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Even as a teenager in the Houston suburbs, he was a policy wonk drawn to other extracurricular activities like membership in the "Constitutional Corroborators," the group that memorized a shortened mnemonic version of the Constitution.
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And yet, if it weren't for the extracurricular details on her CV, we might never have rediscovered the talent which propelled a woman into the heart of the male-dominated world of 19th-century art.
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But if you claim that major college sports are simply an extracurricular activity taking place within educational institutions, you don't get to treat walk-on athlete students like contractually-obligated employees just because it's convenient.
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It was during my senior year of high school, when the pressure of college applications and five different extracurricular activities had my stress at an all-time high, that I picked up my bad habit.
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The training was also a much-needed extracurricular activity for me — my job was exciting and demanding, and if I hadn't had running it would have been tempting to let work take over my life.
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A school district in Nebraska will start randomly testing students who take part in extracurricular activities for nicotine, after educators noticed a sharp rise in the use of e-cigarettes, a school official said Monday.
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Students in affluent towns often have access to a rich curriculum and a range of extracurricular activities, like debate teams and field trips to the State Legislature, that are beyond the reach of poorer schools.
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Yet the extracurricular bonking that they gingerly enjoy — she with a needy writer (Aidan Gillen) and he with a neurotic ballet dancer (Melora Walters) — appears to bring only marginally more pleasure than their sclerotic union.
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But, critical as these and many other issues are to America's farmers and ranchers, trying to deal with them from the vantage point of rural America counts as extracurricular activity for a secretary of Agriculture.
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While some may believe that teenagers are having less sex, fewer dates, and are less likely to do other "adult activities" because they have more homework and extracurricular activities, the researchers say that's not the case.
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On days when I managed to feel less self-conscious and I'd force myself out, megawatt bar lighting was my nemesis, and any post-date extracurricular activity would end with me escaping in a 5 a.m.
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"As I completed my application, my academic work, volunteer activity, extracurricular and activism created a picture, but it became apparent to me as I neared that final question that the picture lacked my voice," he added.
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Why would a Virginia Tech engineering student and theater geek with a history of strong grades and extracurricular interests -- and no delinquency in her background -- allegedly help plan and obscure the 22007-year-old girl's killing?
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In an opinion column published yesterday in The New York Times, Sabky writes that even the elite applicants she reviews — those who "climb mountains, head extracurricular clubs and develop new technologies" — bleed together after a while.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — What expectations do you have of yourself when it comes to school, friends, sports, extracurricular activities, community service, your future career or any other parts of your life?
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The competitive atmosphere can manifest itself in profound anxiety even in middle-schoolers and certainly high-schoolers under pressure to take burdensome AP and honors courses while also seeking to build a "resume" of extracurricular accomplishments.
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Students between the ages of 3-203 will have to leave their smartphones, tablets and any other digital devices at home or turned off on school premises, with exceptions for disabled students or during extracurricular activities.
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Companies might not enforce rules that don't allow contract workers to eat for free in the cafeteria, for instance, or enforce rules that officially don't allow contract workers in extracurricular employee-only events, like a baseball game.
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Many say they do not want to go to school, and if they do attend, they want to go home as soon school is out instead of playing sports, engaging in extracurricular activities, or socializing with friends.
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Vaping by young people has become such a dilemma in the eyes of establishment figures that one school in Nebraska, according to the New York Times, proposed randomly testing students who participate in extracurricular activities for nicotine.
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"The Shutterbugs program is a place for them to escape the stressors of treatment, and for a short period of time, be just like any other student who gets to participate in extracurricular activities," Thrailkill tells Refinery29.
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Once they set aside some common misperceptions — that colleges are impressed by big-name recommendations, lots of extracurricular activities, and summers spent addressing the world's problems — this mother and daughter seemed as relieved as they were surprised.
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Just because many of us have a personal horror story to share about extracurricular sexual activities in relationships is no reason to conclude that you and your partner can't pull this off, Mac, if you're determined to.
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Remember how the National Collegiate Athletic Association—and those who run universities—claim that college football is merely an extracurricular activity for players, ignoring the big business it has exploded into, particularly in the past 20 years?
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Fortunately, I visited the university health clinic where an astute psychologist examined my high school records, including a long list of extracurricular activities, and noted that I had done only schoolwork during my first year in college.
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The 130 or so college programs in the highest athletic division can hand out 85 football scholarships each, which is more than those for basketball, baseball, softball and soccer combined, not to mention any other extracurricular endeavor.
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The 23-year-old quantitative trader was in the middle of an extracurricular bet — on the web site PredictIt — that Senate Republicans' second attempt at overhauling Obamacare would fall short of the 51 votes needed to pass.
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Nick is wearing a green button down shirt, Thomas is in a blue plaid shirt, and they're Skyping with me about what was supposed to be just another extracurricular activity while they still have time for them.
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At H&C Education, a college application consultancy based in New Haven, Connecticut, a full-year program for a student — including high school course selection, extracurricular development and test tracking — is $15,000, says co-founder Pierre Huguet.
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She can longer take longer make monthly outings to the movies, and she's had to tell her son that he can no longer attend after-school soccer and other extracurricular activities, because she can't afford the gas.
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Jerome Kunkel sued the local health department because of a policy temporarily barring students who aren't immune against chickenpox from coming to classes and extracurricular activities at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart/Assumption Academy in Walton, Kentucky.
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Watch: Margaret Atwood on Abortion, Twitter, and Predicting Everything We're Doing Wrong Marston's detectors formed the basis for Wonder Woman's golden lasso of truth, but it was his extracurricular activities that proved much more formative for the heroine.
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Meanwhile, flying much further under the radar were James' extracurricular alleged crimes: assaults against women, including B.T. If deputies had informed Kentwood Public Schools about her case, the district would have opened an internal investigation, the superintendent said.
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Making competencies visible will allow an emerging army of pre-hire training intermediaries (as well as some proactive employers) to begin contacting students –even freshmen and sophomores – suggesting relevant coursework or extracurricular activities, and offering virtual internships. Match.
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Gibson will pay $3,000 per month in support for the former couple's three children — daughter Agatha, 13, and sons Travis, 15, and James, 18 — and will also cover fees for private school and extracurricular activities, the documents state.
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If a student has a confirmed positive drug test, the school will schedule a meeting with the student, the parents if they are under 18, and the coach or sponsor of the extracurricular activity to discuss the consequences.
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In the latest extracurricular lesson gone wrong, one teacher in Ocala, Florida, may have gone way too far with a hands-on exercise in pest control—allegedly tapping his students to help him drown a few live raccoons.
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Trump's tweets and extracurricular comments have played a significant role in the travel ban litigation, and now his Twitter feed could complicate a critical deadline in his efforts to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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First, they work 27 to 50 hours a week on their sport, and that should be recognized by universities not as "extracurricular activity" but as something that is more central to university life — and is worth something scholastically.
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The series revolves around an extracurricular music club at a high school who come together to play very "basic" guitar + piano + vocals ballads, but the tracks that they perform all really connect with me on an emotional level.
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Gone suddenly are all the extracurricular and cocurricular experiences that help define the residential college experience, the joys of spending time every day with friends and classmates and — at more and more colleges — the prospects of spring commencement.
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This revelation opens up innumerable questions on the whys and hows of so many aspects of Abar's life and extracurricular activities, not to mention on Dr. Manhattan's decision to entangle himself in the tiresome lives of humankind again.
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Asian-Americans scored higher than applicants of any other racial or ethnic group on admissions measures like test scores, grades and extracurricular activities, according to the analysis commissioned by a group that opposes all race-based admissions criteria.
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Students tell us about the pressure they feel to perform academically while keeping up with extracurricular activities, volunteer commitments and other obligations while also cultivating meaningful experiences, fostering friendships and managing to get enough sleep in the process.
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Dan Raffety, a college counselor at the Elgin Academy prep school near Chicago, said he had a student with superb grades, perfect entrance exam scores and a resume full of extracurricular activities who was denied entry at Georgetown.
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"It is a choice for students to participate in extracurricular activities, not a right, and we at Bossier Schools feel strongly that our teams and organizations should stand in unity to honor our nation's military and veterans," Smith said.
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Before we even return to the office in The Best of Everything, it's worth noting how expertly Jaffe sets up the peripheral world of the workingwoman, when even in their free time they are subject to extracurricular sexual aggressions.
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Ask any parent and they might tell you that children today are often overloaded, and are unable to handle the huge workloads from school, combined with the extracurricular activities that have become a necessary part of their children's lives.
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As reported by BuzzFeed News and KHOU, high-profile Texas attorney Anthony Buzbee filed charges against Lindy Lou Layman, a 29-year-old Dallas court reporter, concerning the extracurricular vandalism that took place on their December 23 first date.
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Critics rallied earlier this month against a policy that would have let students attending North Carolina's Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools use bathrooms and changing facilities and participate in extracurricular activities, school photos and dress codes according to their gender identity.
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There are more ways the prison plans to contribute -- Jimenez says there are extracurricular clubs in which prisoners participate, and 4 of them have committed to donating money toward the event ... upwards of $1,000 has been pledged so far.
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Rivkin said that though his college grades and scores were "good but not exemplary" and his extracurricular activities were modest, he focused his essays on his unique experience of running charter and commercial fishing boats out of San Diego.
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Facing an unexpected new round of summer camps, school expenses, extracurricular activities and future college tuition bills, she took comfort knowing she would qualify for the full amount of the one-time adoption tax credit, or $13,570 per child.
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Tencent's move to scrap the investment indicates how, amid stricter regulations, investors may be getting cold feet about China's online education industry, which has seen a proliferation of new start-ups on strong demand for extracurricular training from parents.
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Steve Maia Caniço, a 24-year-old who ran extracurricular activities at a school, disappeared last month after attending a techno music concert on the banks of the Loire river, on an island in the western city of Nantes.
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Another time, a boy in my class said that race "obviously helped" me get into Brown, without considering my good grades and extracurricular activities, or the role of race in his acceptance to competitive schools as a white male.
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Diapers and baby care items are great, but so are gym shoes for older children and high school students, everyday clothing and sports attire, and less affordable items like prom outfits or special uniforms to participate in extracurricular activities.
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It defends its longstanding effort for racial diversity as part of the education mission and says admissions officers undertake a "whole-person evaluation" that includes academics, extracurricular activities, talents and personal qualities, as well as socioeconomic background and race.
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These extra services (including a mobile medical clinic and extensive extracurricular programs) lighten the load on family members who might not have the time or resources to ensure that educational priorities are met alongside all of life's basic needs.
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The proposal aims to reduce the pressure on teenagers to pack their resumes with extracurricular activities and spend months preparing for the SAT and ACT tests, encouraging them to instead focus on academic subjects and social causes they find meaningful.
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Located on eight acres in the heart of Jackson Hole, this is an ideal spot to indulge in extracurricular pursuits, from fly fishing, biking and whitewater rafting in the summer to skiing, snowshoeing and hiking once the weather cools off.
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Today, Burke is the Senior Director of Girls for Gender Equity, a Brooklyn-based nonprofit organization working to combat harassment and abuse in schools through mentorship, extracurricular programming, and community organizing for young women and gender non-conforming people of color.
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At the same time, children from lower-income families are less likely have access to extracurricular activities like sports or artistic activities, according to a 2015 Pew Research Center survey, with similar trends among children whose parents aren't college graduates.
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In March 2017, for example, Mya and Deanna Cook, two 15-year-old students in the Boston area, were barred from the prom, taken out of extracurricular activities and threatened with suspension if they wouldn't remove their braided hair extensions.
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While most parents will at least want to know who their child is texting with, there are plenty of times when parents are friendly with someone on a more casual basis – like through the child's school or their extracurricular activities.
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Lynch's sustained presence at the top of the card is partially down to extracurricular stuff, like her preternatural, Ocasio-Cortezian ability to use social media to dress down her opponents in a more ruthless fashion than any of her contemporaries.
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Thirty-three percent of affluent parents recommend that their children get involved with extracurricular activities to increase their admissions chances, according to the new CNBC Millionaire Survey, conducted in May and which included 750 Americans representative of the affluent population.
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As a condition of raising this capital from Sesame Ventures, Yup committed to developing and selling services to charter schools and districts, which can distribute online tutoring help to students who need it, but whose families can't afford the extracurricular expenditure.
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The girl, along with another sexual assault survivor from the same high school, are filing a federal suit, which claims that the school failed to stop the bullying they faced and, as a result, their education and extracurricular activities suffered.
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We were gathered after school at someone's house making coq au vin, for French Club — a group I'd joined earlier that year in a panic that I didn't have enough extracurricular activities on my transcript to impress a college admissions officer.
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"Although there may be more extracurricular, arts and crafts and the like, if it's not reflected in the testing system, parents and students' efforts will not be shifted to that aspect, they will still focus on academic studies," she said.
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Require full disclosure of graduation rates Although information available to students applying to post-secondary institutions accredited under Title IV is rich on subjects like available programs, extracurricular activities and facilities, most institutions are mute on what should matter most—outcomes.
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" Although Asian-American applicants collectively boasted the best academic performance, extracurricular ratings, and alumni interview scores, they were consistently rated worse than any other racial group when the Harvard admissions office judged them on personal qualities like "kindness" and "likability.
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I think it would be wise for us to either leave now, before they lose another male role model, or we've got to make a commitment that our extracurricular activities get put on hold until the youngest' — Carli — 'graduates high school.
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For some, that means wearing noise-canceling headphones while working on a project or setting blocks of "head down" time where you don't allow yourself to be distracted by things like online shopping, social media, or extracurricular conversations with coworkers.
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Gunn did often pick Abush up from school and take him to extracurricular activities, and there were frequent sleepovers at Sullivan Street—usually on Thursdays, when Hamilton liked to go to movie screenings hosted by a friend in the East Village.
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And so the current students of America's most selective schools have perfect or close to perfect SAT scores, 4.0 GPAs, as many AP classes as they can possibly take, tons of extracurricular activities, and generally less sleep than is medically recommended.
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She's the one who — in between enjoying a fulfilling career and flipping through cookbooks for vegan cookie recipes (for a bake sale, natch) — ferries the kids from school to soccer and whatever other extracurricular activities can pad a college application.
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He is a 22011-year-old Republican from Oklahoma atop a 239-year-old company, whose extracurricular highlights include serving as president of the Boy Scouts of America and shaping professional golf as a policy board member for the PGA Tour.
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But the plot is fairly bare-bones: Tino (Jay Mazyck), an intelligent 12-year-old boy who lives with his abusive aunt, Alneesa (Sarita Covington), in Newark, befriends Bernadette (Brenda Pressley) and a brassy classmate while doing some extracurricular Bible reading.
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At a time when lines have blurred between viral jester and professional musician, especially in hip-hop, and a new generation of stars have come to prominence via extracurricular antics (and, sometimes, heinous crimes), Valee is a low-key anomaly.
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They could do better at encouraging and arranging something that they already promote and that savvy students already embrace, which is the considered, concerted use of research projects, extracurricular activities, part-time employment, internships and networking to set up first jobs.
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Students for Fair Admissions' statistical expert asserted in preliminary findings that while Asian-American applicants are, as a group, stronger than applicants of other races in the academic and extracurricular categories, they receive the lowest "personal" ratings among racial groups.
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Her curriculum includes horse breeding (she grows up to help manage the family farm), while her extracurricular interests run to geology, genetics, and, later, sex: what the earth is made of, what we are made of, what we can make.
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Your planetary ruler Venus clashes with Saturn, planet of time, and you can make a commitment to your health or work that allows you to have time to go out and see the world or even take on extracurricular studies.
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I still believe you have every right to opt out of extracurricular job-related spending that doesn't make sense to you — but you do have to judge what that might cost you in the long run, which will vary by workplace.
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