Her schoolmates asked if they could eat her family's house.
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Ms. Hwang is 70 — and her schoolmates are her grandchildren.
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As teenagers in Istanbul, Mr. Kavala and I were schoolmates.
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On that morning, some of Preston's schoolmates were running late.
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Rather than pity cases, they are the envy of their schoolmates.
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His schoolmates' hair toed the line, groomed in submissive straight lines.
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Because we are schoolmates and friends, so we are being honest.
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These friend suggestions go far beyond mundane linking of schoolmates or colleagues.
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Hart praised the teens' schoolmates for reporting the conversation to school administrators.
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Ivy's schoolmates are gonna be as green as a pool in Rio.
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The sister of another, Yu Zhengsheng, committed suicide after persecution by schoolmates.
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Or consider how a bully could use the technology to torment schoolmates.
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He wasn't like his schoolmates, whose families had more money than his.
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He enjoyed playing soccer with schoolmates and visiting friends elsewhere in the complex.
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Still, her social circle was a bit perplexing to some of her schoolmates.
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I grew up in Detroit and had playmates [and] schoolmates who were Muslims.
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I experienced transphobic harassment and abuse from family members, schoolmates, and even complete strangers.
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He talked about how his daughter's schoolmates didn't have a filter about her loss.
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At the time, Culkin's fame made him isolated from his Catholic schoolmates, he said.
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The clothes were just as exclusive as my schoolmates, just darker and cut differently.
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All Your Schoolmates is not connected to All Year Social nor the Commerce Society.
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For me and my schoolmates, neon argyle socks were a crucial barometer of coolness.
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My 23-year-old daughter, 212 of her schoolmates and six educators were killed.
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All of my schoolmates were inside keeping dry, but I couldn't miss my dose.
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She pores over old letters and documents and patiently tracks down family members and schoolmates.
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At the conservatory, Debussy was a restless student, exasperating his teachers and fascinating his schoolmates.
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Schoolmates are naturally held together by norms of loyalty that entail that snitching is shameful.
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Assignment: Build a boat with your schoolmates that will not sink in the East River.
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As two of his new schoolmates put it, he must appear kinda cool, yet nonthreatening.
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Former schoolmates said they were on a "hit list" Betts created back in high school.
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A 16-year-old opened fire on his schoolmates before turning the gun on himself.
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Eddie has little respect for his schoolmates who wear their expensive watches mostly for show.
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Some of her schoolmates watched Eurovision, but it was a "cultural shame," Ms. Bresic said.
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The sisters survived, but now they're wracked with grief over the deaths of their schoolmates.
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Growing up in semi-detached normality in Essex, he made money by staging discos for schoolmates.
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He had followers rather than friends, and even as a child refused to play with schoolmates.
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The Hunt Samantha Bucolo and Keith Denis met as schoolmates in high school on Long Island.
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And no schoolmates popped up to challenge what was, after all, an acknowledgment that he misbehaved.
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One of her schoolmates and friends was Michele Piguet, from the family that founded Audemars Piguet.
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"The very same people we are beating, some of them are my schoolmates," says the police officer.
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Former schoolmates of Kelley said he may have had some mental health problems even as a teenager.
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In the original idea, Bill and Ted's schoolmates would have played a larger role in the story.
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It's impossible to escape Shane, or the schoolmates who know his weaknesses and triggers far too well.
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Kids tend to date schoolmates, and thus the aftermath of a breakup can create social fault lines.
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I raged at Catholic schoolmates who jeered that Luther had turned the world upside down for sex.
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To escape, he wrote — first to distract his younger sister, he said, then to disarm his schoolmates.
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Too many of my schoolmates died early; one, Stacy Lasslett, died of hypothermia while she was homeless.
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In one play, Eddy is beaten up, spat upon, tormented with homophobic slurs by schoolmates and family.
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Yet though traumatized by celebrity and the cruelty of his schoolmates, he still desires only one thing.
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More specifically, they say that schoolmates subjected Seven, who was African-American, to racist insults and choking.
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Besides Mr. Burns, his schoolmates included Ms. Goodman and their fellow documentary filmmakers Roger Sherman and Buddy Squires.
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There are bomb threats everywhere and some of my schoolmates are victims of the explosion and now dead.
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One company — set up by former schoolmates — is looking to give teachers an extra boost through digital innovation.
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I'm now relieved when I see my sons and their schoolmates carrying bottled water, no matter the cost.
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" It stung when schoolmates in junior high teased her about "the lack of ankles on my sturdy legs.
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As a young boy, arms outstretched, he would circle schoolmates in the playground, emulating World War I aces.
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Different in their aesthetic leanings but similar in their drive, Van Beirendonck and his schoolmates formed a clique.
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In Haiti, where she spent her youth, she often fought peers and schoolmates who bullied her younger siblings.
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Such approbation is taxed by Jim's renegade behavior, which includes serial theft, drinking, lying and beating up younger schoolmates.
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"I get calls from old schoolmates, people I knew in other towns and cities, strangers, it's incredible," she said.
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Kieran's Washington school, the Sidwell Friends School, informed his schoolmates' parents of his death in a letter on Monday.
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Their family has noted that when they were schoolmates, he proposed to her when they were 8 years old.
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Though Peter and his schoolmates observe their own customs, they do so gregariously, ganging together to smoke a bowl.
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"Some years later, I began to make newspapers for my schoolmates," he said in an interview on his website.
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He said she was branded an oreo -- black on the outside, white on the inside -- by some intolerant schoolmates.
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But Keoni Ching from Vancouver, Washington, is just your normal 22012-year-old who wanted to help his schoolmates.
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They quoted her as saying her schoolmates remained in the Sambisa forest in the northeast, Boko Haram's biggest stronghold.
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As her schoolmates returned Wednesday for the first day of classes since the February 14 massacre, she did not.
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The devoted mother also stood up for her son as he endured bullying from friends and schoolmates in their neighborhood.
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It was called "The Duchess of the Daisies," and having written it I rented it to schoolmates by the night.
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None of the victims were schoolmates of the gunman or appeared to have responded to the invitation over social media.
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Things go badly wrong when young Peter's schoolmates mercilessly mock the elaborate faux-fur costume his mother prepared for him.
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Two students were stabbed in the course of nine days and a third was attacked by a group of schoolmates.
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One of Kristen's schoolmates, Jacob Weempe, missed the cutoff between "approaches grade level" and "meets standards" by a single question.
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The assignment seemed simple enough: Build a boat with your schoolmates that will not sink in New York's East River.
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Jane Birkin plays a lonely 40-year-old mother who falls in love with one of her daughters' teenage schoolmates.
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She's only 10, and even though she says she's dealt with unsupportive schoolmates, she has her eyes on the Olympics.
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" I began my artistic career at the age of 5 when my portraits caught the eye of my fellow schoolmates."
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So young Isabella did not tell them about the schoolmates who taunted her or the teacher who shouted at her.
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The two men are schoolmates from the same elite English boarding school, the sort of background many Scots view with disdain.
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They also scored higher than their schoolmates in control classrooms on state assessments in biology, as well as English language arts.
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In fact, we know that the suicide bombers in Paris were French or Belgian citizens; they were people's neighbors and schoolmates.
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Every year, I tramped up Fifth Avenue with my schoolmates in the Salute to Israel parade, carrying homespun, glitter-adorned banners.
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Her schoolmates include children of other suicide bombers, and of people who were intent on joining the Islamic State in Syria.
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She no longer has much desire to wear ball gowns and sometimes gets embarrassed telling schoolmates how she selected her name.
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But his schoolmates, many of them institutionalised since the age of five or six, were too scared of confronting the white man.
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"I wish my schoolmates are here with me so that they can have this education that I am having together," she said.
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For all his wit and rhymes, his schoolmates thought him as "dumb as a box of rocks", and he was barely literate.
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For more than five decades, Art Rice lived with a secret unknown to parents, schoolmates, Air Force comrades or family – she's transgender.
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Leonor was reportedly schoolmates with Angel Soler, 16, and Kerin Pineda, 20, two others whom police believe were victims of the gang.
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We only understand through events, or through an audience, and through our brothers, sisters, or parents, or grandparents, or children, schoolmates, teachers.
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The sent-down movement had scattered them around the country, but they were connected because they had been classmates, schoolmates or friends.
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As a teenager, Abdel-Hadi kept a diary of his thoughts and feelings, but his family and schoolmates were always opening it.
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Skipping rope as an after school activity is mad fun, but what if it were synchronised skipping with 70 of your schoolmates?
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When a teacher caught Ms. Jones learning another indigenous language from two schoolmates, Ms. Jones said, the teacher yanked out three fingernails.
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According to Charles, Seven also suffered from a bowel condition that some of his fellow schoolmates would poke fun at as well.
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She was 13 when some of her schoolmates were forced to drop out of school because of pregnancy and were married off.
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It follows Julien (Amalric) and Esther (Stéphanie Cléau), former schoolmates who, when they're older and married, wind up in an impassioned affair.
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In 1942, at age 16, unable to bear the taunts from his schoolmates that his mother was a prisoner, he committed suicide.
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Many of my schoolmates are using it to get on to Instagram or Youtube, and I use it to read American newspapers.
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So when Ryan Woods dressed as a water bottle for Halloween and did a backflip in class, his schoolmates basically lost their minds.
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"There are too many sad memories for me there - all my friends, my schoolmates were murdered just because they were young," Munoz said.
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After my sister died in 1968, her schoolmates said they would move her grave to the Red Guard cemetery, but they never did.
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She worries about being lonely, but takes comfort in the fact that several of her schoolmates are also planning to go to Japan.
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He saw on his find-your-friends bar that a bunch of schoolmates were playing, so he FaceTimed one who goes by ism64.
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However, the Commerce Society stated that All Year Social, All Your Schoolmates and itself did not put on the particular party in November.
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He wanted his friends and schoolmates to understand his new diagnosis and how it might affect him and require him to take medications.
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LaMotta attacked bullying schoolmates with an ice pick, and he beat a neighborhood bookie into unconsciousness with a lead pipe while robbing him.
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Ms. Blair's mother, Soronya Hudson, and Mr. Martin's mother, Kimberly Martin, were schoolmates in Nelson County, graduating in the same class in 2150.
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Familiar statistics on these dismal trends take on fresh urgency when juxtaposed with photos of Kristof's schoolmates who are now homeless or dead.
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When I was a little girl, I used to see my relatives, friends and schoolmates going through a rite of passage to adulthood.
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Investigators said that Mr. Thakkar had recruited former schoolmates for the fraud by driving them in limousines and hosting them at opulent restaurants.
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Peem joined the strike with two schoolmates, Ari and Jay, holding placards featuring drawings of melting icebergs and power plants emitting dark smoke.
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A video posted on Instagram went viral, showing 13-year-old Zulaikha Patel and fellow schoolmates in a tense standoff with private security guards.
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Belsky's research has shown that the genetics of a person's friends and schoolmates might influence their own educational outcomes, independent of their own DNA.
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After years of internalizing the latent intolerance from schoolmates, colleagues, and neighbors, I dutifully followed the scripted "generational" turn away from family... and Islam.
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She said that she didn't struggle as her parents (a fisherman and a teacher) along with her schoolmates were always accepting of her decision.
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Davies, who dines several times a year with Steele and other schoolmates, said, "He's more low-key than Smiley"—the John le Carré character.
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The name All Your Schoolmates uses the same acronym as All Year Social, an event planning group connected to the Commerce Society of Queens.
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Before his birth, his half-Dutch, half-Indonesian father was beheaded by Japanese soldiers — a story young Nicolaas later used to impress xenophobic schoolmates.
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Then another — this one capturing a young student being pinned down by schoolmates in a locker room and sexually assaulted with a broom handle.
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Opinion Columnist When my wife and I wrote about my old schoolmates who had died from "deaths of despair," the reaction was sometimes ugly.
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"Sleepy" was bestowed upon him by schoolmates because of his droopy eyelids; "LaBeef" was the later suggestion of one of his early record companies.
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Perhaps most directly carrying on the BC legacy is "reformist" label Women's History Museum, founded by N.Y.U. schoolmates Amanda McGowan and Mattie Rivkah Barringer.
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He told them about how they will grieve their slain schoolmates and cope with those emotions and others while trying to heal after the shooting.
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"An expectation of beauty—ironically" Personally, I'm inclined to buy this: The sounds of my schoolmates cracking farts in class never did anything for me.
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The suit named Johnson's former schoolmates Branden Bell, Brian Bell and their father, FBI Special Agent Rick Bell, as defendants of a wrongful death claim.
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" The sixth-graders said their schoolmates were excited to learn about the locker, as they have grown tired of "trying to sneak around their products.
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In May, Chibok girl Amina Ali Nkeki was discovered wandering in the Sambisa Forest, where the rest of her schoolmates are believed to be held.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Wang said his daughter had not become sick, but many of her schoolmates had developed coughs, skin problems and nosebleeds.
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More than a half-dozen students interviewed said they had witnessed Mr. Landry choking their schoolmates, and three students observed him slam others on desks.
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Inspired to create a racy story of his own, the young Mr. Kerr wrote "The Duchess and the Daisies" and rented the manuscript to schoolmates.
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As I watch her matriculate through school, she inspires me to be a leader, regarding issues that affect both she and her friends and schoolmates.
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The bride and groom met when they were 12-year-old schoolmates in Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., and dated in their first year of high school.
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Trump has continued to support his nominee as Democrats and several of Kavanaugh's former schoolmates have decried the judge as a liar and overly partisan.
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Undocumented people are deeply ingrained in many communities in America: They are our co-workers, our friends and the devoted parents of our kids' schoolmates.
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"I need to know what happened to my son," Harper's mother says in the clip, while addressing his schoolmates at what appears to be his funeral.
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Diagnosed with leukemia at 4, he told the judges his schoolmates bullied him for his cancer, saying it was contagious and to stay away from him.
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Local etiquette also creates a sense of obligation among relatives (however distant), former schoolmates or even people from the same home town, another source of bonhomie.
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She spoke English better than anyone—she had studied with a tutor since she was seven, something unheard of among her schoolmates in Beijing in 1985.
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On December 1, 1997, an armed teenager walked into Heath High School in West Paducah and shot his schoolmates, who had just finished a prayer session.
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Bullies frequently target schoolmates who have labored against feeling humiliated by whatever difference might mark them: looking fat or skinny, short or tall, foreign or queer.
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The two former schoolmates would meet at least five more times during Mr. Jiang's tenure as general secretary, according to a review of publicly available documents.
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Yang, like the vast majority of his schoolmates, believes student idealism in this day and age must be channeled towards working with -- rather than against -- the government.
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They told school administrators about the need and each of them was soon presenting their mission to schoolmates, members of their local synagogue and various community organizations.
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At the end of September, a student at the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation in the Bronx stabbed two of his schoolmates, killing one of them.
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It was there that he discovered Wagner, the English poets and, a few years later, with the onset of puberty, a keen interest in his fellow schoolmates.
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While Max's ability to rewind time is cool, it's at its most meaningful when she's either helping or hindering friends and schoolmates by messing with their timelines.
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Under the watchful eye of Blackwood's headmistress, Madame Duret (Uma Thurman), Kit and her schoolmates are revealed to be undiscovered prodigies of composing, painting, writing and calculating.
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From his home in Berlin, he recognized immediately whom Mr. Gauland meant by "our people" — it was his former schoolmates, neighbors and family members in the east.
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One of Jordan's schoolmates who attended the service, 16-year-old Anton Smith, talked with reporters afterward, and said his peers have little trust in the police.
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There are gnarled and hyper-aged former schoolmates, who are ten, 15 leaps ahead of you on the adulthood ladder, and look ragged and ancient thanks to it.
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Two of Judge Kavanaugh's former schoolmates said on Friday that this was not true and that Holton-Arms students were routinely present at parties with Georgetown Prep boys.
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Seventh graders were nine times more likely to use e-cigarettes than conventional cigarettes, while their 8th grade schoolmates were 6 times as likely to use e-cigarettes.
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Tommy Silverstein, as he was now known, was often bullied in the working-class neighborhood where he grew up, in part because schoolmates mistakenly thought he was Jewish.
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It's a clever wrinkle that the two adult women recapitulate the mean-girl theme; onetime schoolmates at Aburi, they are not beyond a bit of bitchery years later.
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As delightfully round as you may be, we hope your schoolmates can put away their Gushers or whatever, and help you get back to a manageable, healthy size.
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In the version of the last scene recorded on video, Mr. Dargham and seven of his schoolmates, playing the jury, came to a split decision on Orestes' fate.
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And they were in a better position to do that than many of their schoolmates who wanted to move off campus but didn't have a built-in roommate.
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One student spoke passionately into the microphone about the discrimination that she and her fellow conservative schoolmates encounter, sometimes on a daily basis, from teachers at their public school.
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Her friends, schoolmates, teachers, and even her parents shun her, questioning her story and suggesting, as the title goes, that she was somehow to blame for her own rape.
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Ms. Williams shielded her sister from frequent insults, lobbed at her not only from cruel schoolmates, but also from adults quick to point out that her mother was gone.
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After years of rough handling by her schoolmates, when a whole elementary class arrives, she has to step behind a pillar and gather her nerves before interacting with them.
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Now, in "Girl," she has left Ireland entirely and gone to the camp where Maryam and her schoolmates are being held captive, brutalized and enslaved by their jihadi kidnappers.
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For those schoolmates — white and male and dead by their early 40s — "things didn't work out as expected," Cohan writes in what appears to be his statement of purpose.
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For those schoolmates — white and male and dead by their early 40s — "things didn't work out as expected," Cohan writes in what appears to be his statement of purpose.
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Picture it now: there's your dad, hanging out in a loose-fitting Hawaiian shirt, showing your schoolmates the erotic bronze of him entwined with your 22002-year-old stepmother.
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Bunny (Ranbir Kapoor) were schoolmates and meet again on a trip to the mountains when they bond, but they don't fall in love, or at least not both of them.
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The Fantastic Beasts sequel takes place in 1927, but the scene in question is a flashback to even earlier when Newt Scamander and Leta Lestrange were schoolmates at Hogwarts together.
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Every week, on Tuesday and Thursday, I boarded a bus that took me away from my mostly Black and mostly poor schoolmates, to a mostly white upper middle class school.
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There, four 17-year-old schoolmates are too busy comparing themselves to one another, or grooming themselves for 17-year-old boys, to maintain much faith in their individual charms.
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" ... and schoolmates noticed strange behavior Last week, a former classmate of one of the Turpins' daughters, shared his memory of "a frail girl" who "often wore the same purple outfit.
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Beijing (CNN)At kindergarten, three-year-old Seven Kong has his schoolmates to play with, but at home his best friend is a kidney-shaped, lime-coloured android named BeanQ.
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He grabbed the attention of critics in 1964 with "The Old Boys," a blackly humorous account of former schoolmates who resume their old rivalries when they gather for a reunion.
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It's not the boy's personal tablet, but one shared among his schoolmates, one that will ostensibly be handed to another student after Thomas is promoted from one grade to the next.
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Two felony counts of rape have been filed in Indiana against a 17-year-old high school student who has been accused of sexual misconduct by at least four female schoolmates.
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Lovato, 26, shared the celebration on her Instagram Story, showing her fans a series of photobooth snaps taken with her sister, other family members and some of De La Garza's schoolmates.
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She listened intently to the lunchtime conversations I had with my schoolmates over bologna sandwiches, and nodded patiently along to tales of my contentious piano lessons with my great aunt Robbie.
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Along with her 221 of schoolmates and 18 teachers, she joined Himeyuri Gakutotai (Lily Princesses Student Corps) -- a nursing unit for the Imperial Japanese Army -- in 1945 when she was 17.
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What starts off as an uncomfortable encounter between former schoolmates — one who has less and one who has more — unfurls into a searching exploration of race and class, money and sex.
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Frankly, to have to explain that funky rillettes sandwich in your oily paper lunch bag to your schoolmates with their American cheese on Wonder Bread felt in the vicinity of shameful.
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Nick played with the schoolmates he had spent all day with, Adam with people from the online multi-player game in which he could adopt an identity he felt was truly himself.
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THREE days after Nikolas Cruz walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida and shot dead 14 students and three teachers, one of his former schoolmates addressed a gun-control rally.
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Schoolmates who once ignored or taunted him now see him as special, and as his new identity attracts the hungry eye of social media, he becomes alienated from Heidi, his overworked mother.
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But when hornball Helga (Lina Bembe) presses comrade Isolde (Kita Updike) for dirt about one of their schoolmates, her deadpan explanation of each girl's history of exploitation is hardly played for laughs.
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But closer to home, neighbors, relatives and schoolmates are reeling from the allegations that David and Louise Turpin starved, tortured and shackled their 13 children -- ages 2 to 29 -- to their beds.
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Having failed to enlist some schoolmates to join him, he found himself in conversation with Russell Henderson and Aaron McKinney, both 21 and high school dropouts, who were sharing a pitcher of beer.
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And I picked my tribe early — I may have wanted to be a Jessica (bad girls have more fun, right?) but like most of my schoolmates, I was essentially Elizabeth through and through.
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And equally important is discussing one's relations, and I don't even necessarily mean that that's relationship between a couple, but it can be relationship with your friends, with your schoolmates, with the society.
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I read in my sister's diary how she and her schoolmates buried their Red Guard leader Ai Shuquan in the Shapingba Park cemetery, so I went to look for Ai's tomb in 2002.
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But Chike and fellow Cult members AzSwaye (the Raoul Duke to Chike's Dr. Gonzo), and AzBenzz (a sweet-voiced singer) were schoolmates, and Rob wasn't introduced to the trio until his late teens.
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The younger Ballish children - 10-year-old Shams and 9-year-old Sama - beamed as they sung German Christmas songs while wearing red Santa hats with their schoolmates on stage at the market.
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Klein was a senior at Columbine High School in 20163 when two of his schoolmates shocked the nation by committing one of the largest mass shootings in U.S. history, killing 13 and injuring 24.
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Drawing on her South African roots, the twins' mom Princess Charlene organized a surprise safari-themed party on Wednesday for the royal toddlers, their nursery schoolmates and a number of children of palace employees.
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"You know how growing up, your mom tells you about the perfect guy, the perfect gentleman, and there's nobody out there like that?" one of David's schoolmates at Mansfield High told PEOPLE in 1996.
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To those people I say, if you voted for the man who claimed that Mexican immigrants were rapists and murderers, then you are complicit when a Latino child is threatened with deportation by schoolmates.
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"I wish to be in Swat, to be among you and serve you," Ms. Yousafzai said with tears in her eyes as she met with former schoolmates and relatives at her old family house.
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The friends — who met as schoolmates at the engineering school The National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, and who today work at the mobile app performance company Headspin and at Facebook, respectively — have come up Proxytel.
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As his schoolmates played outdoors, Giorgio would sit sketching inside the cool, quiet space of churches, which is where you went in 1520 if you wanted to contemplate top-flight examples of painting and sculpture.
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He was a kid from St. Louis who went to Yale and impressed people with his painting ability, coming of age alongside schoolmates who were future art stars: Richard Serra, Chuck Close and Brice Marden.
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The Oxfordshire schoolmates drew from beloved groups, many of which foreshadowed their own cult appeal—the Pixies, with whom they shared early producers, and the Talking Heads, whose song "Radio Head" gave them a name.
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As the schoolmates crossed paths again in the 53s, the Chaos reaped dividends from a radar company linked to Mr. Jiang that targeted sales to the Chinese military, documents filed with the Chinese government show.
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What she found was astounding: The students who attended the schools with wealthier schoolmates (where fewer than 20 percent qualified for free or reduced meals) far outperformed those who went to school with poorer students.
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ISTANBUL — A 16-year-old boy in Turkey has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison for kissing his 13-year-old girlfriend after teachers found his schoolmates sharing video of the event.
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Grosswardein did not have a Hasidic yeshiva, and young Mordechai, feeling isolated from schoolmates, ran away to the Hungarian village Satu Mare to study in a yeshiva operated by the Satmar (Satu Mare in Yiddish) dynasty.
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Connie says she often swaps clothes with schoolmates to avoid this, but with the staggeringly low cost of items from certain outlets, it's increasingly viable to purchase a new outfit for every event, should you desire.
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ISIOLO, Kenya (Reuters) - An expelled student shot dead six of his former schoolmates and a security guard at his school in northern Kenya on Saturday, and was then himself lynched by a furious mob, officials said.
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HOUSTON – One week after police say 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtzis opened fire at Santa Fe High School, leaving eight of their schoolmates and two substitute teachers dead, four students are speaking out, calling for gun reform.
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It's been nearly a week since a suspect identified by authorities as 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtzis allegedly opened fire on teachers and eight schoolmates at Santa Fe High School, killing 10 people and wounding 13 others.
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Raised in San Diego by her Southern grandparents, she grew up on a steady diet of Cajun food that piqued the curiosity of her schoolmates, who had never seen gumbo, okra, and grits, let alone tried them.
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For months, 18-year-old David Hogg has helped spearhead the March for Our Lives movement, leading an unprecedented push for gun violence prevention after the deaths of 14 schoolmates and three staff members in the Feb.
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Never again would I roam the village with my schoolmates after lessons, snacking on mangoes, wandering out to check on my mother's cows or running up the big hill nearby to gaze at the airplanes passing overhead.
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Going virtual allowed us to go big, including far more people than we had ever thought possible — kids from Zane's camp and hockey team, distant cousins, co-workers past and present, schoolmates we haven't seen since reunions.
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" She urged students to live their lives in a way that honors their slain schoolmates -- Bailey Nicole Holt and Preston Ryan Cope, both 15: "Do good in their memory, live well in their memory to honor them.
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As a 15-year-old in 1976, Mr. Mazibuko was a leader of the student uprising that made Soweto famous around the world, and that led the state to murder so many of his friends and schoolmates.
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Loosely autobiographical, Sing Street tells the story of an early 1980s Dublin teen who reacts to the dissolution of his parents' marriage and the collapse of the Irish economy by forming a band with his working-class schoolmates.
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I was texting [Seaborn], and she was like, 'I'm in Rhode Island at a 4th of July party,' and I was like, 'So am I.' I kinda said to Taylor, 'Can I invite one of my old schoolmates?
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Short and squat with a froggy face, wearing a beribboned boater and a scarlet cancan skirt that she would flip up to expose her naked derrière, La Vilaine Lulu terrorized her teachers, schoolmates, passers-by — well, everyone, really.
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There were countless Facebook wall posts from dimly remembered schoolmates — lines like "im finee and yourselff?" and "hahah not too good man, not too good" — suggesting I spent much of 2006 just asking acquaintances how they were doing.
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It isn't surprising that her schoolmates thought her accent was "affected" and that she had about her "a smug perfection": she would not be held back; she was not going to stay in the rural town of Grantham.
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He and his older brother, Jamie, were young students at Dunblane Primary School in their Scottish town in 1996 when a local resident entered the grounds and murdered 16 of their schoolmates and a teacher before shooting himself.
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But as she saw local Buddhists and the military start to burn houses in the village, an account that echoes those of other eyewitnesses on both sides of the conflict in Rakhine, she decided to escape with five schoolmates.
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"We are looking to see whether she took or was given drugs of course," Kieblinger says, "along with speaking to all her social contacts, friends and her schoolmates as well as the little boy she cared for in kindergarten."
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A large reason, aides and lawmakers alike say, is the emotional pleas from students who survived the shooting — and who have expressed horror at the idea that nothing will be done in response to the killings of their schoolmates.
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As I said, my schoolmates had begun to subject me to a strange ambivalence, as if my father's death had transformed me into a "special person," or that loss was an improvement granted to few but desired by all.
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They met at Cambridge University, where he was studying English literature and she was studying history, and, while finishing their degrees, wrote the witty book, music and lyrics for their schoolmates to perform at a 26 summer theater festival.
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Instead, according to accounts by the police, prosecutors, and neighbors and schoolmates of Mr. Sonboly, this most recent assault appeared to be of a less ideological and more personal sort: a sudden, violent outlet for a quietly troubled young man.
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One of its ads depicted a kid who smoked pot once as dangling from puppet strings, while another found a stoned kid named Tommy smoking a joint in the park being mocked by his schoolmates for being a delirious loser.
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We surmise that Anthony is at least a few years older than Julie and also different from the relaxed, racially and sexually diverse group of friends and schoolmates who gather at her apartment to drink, smoke and listen to records.
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In January 2015, Johnson's parents filed a $100 million lawsuit against dozens of local and state officials and named, among others, former schoolmates Brian Bell, Branden Bell and the Bells' father, FBI Special Agent Rick Bell, as defendants of a wrongful death claim.
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The mood was dramatically lighter at Lionsgate, where executives were doing cartwheels over the audience response to "Wonder," a heartstring-pulling drama about a boy with facial birth defects (Jacob Tremblay), his kind parents (Julia Roberts, Owen Wilson) and his highly unkind schoolmates.
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Nina dos Santos, Europe editor for CNN, said she remembered being a student at a French school in London when the Eurotunnel was inaugurated in 1994; some of her schoolmates were the children of French engineers working on the groundbreaking piece of infrastructure.
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Just when she think she's catching a break—a cute boy asks her to prom, and she even wins Prom Queen—it ends up being part of a big prank where her schoolmates dump a bucket of pig blood on her while she's on stage.
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Many of my schoolmates believed that because Thomas was a conservative Republican, he lacked knowledge of self and was not worthy to succeed Thurgood Marshall, a man who was a legendary civil rights champion long before becoming the the first black justice in 28503.
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Turkish Teenager Is Sentenced to Prison for Kissing His Girlfriend A 133-year-old boy in Turkey has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison for kissing his 213-year-old girlfriend after teachers found his schoolmates sharing video of the event.
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The Nate & Jeremiah by Design spouses — who are parents to son Oskar Michael, 17 months, and 4-year-old daughter Poppy — visited the PEOPLE Now studios recently, where they revealed their little girl is schoolmates with Jenna Bush Hager's younger daughter Poppy Louise, also 4.
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There are others, all memorialized in song: the time her schoolmates made fun of the homemade rags she wore on picture day ("Coat of Many Colors"), the time a gorgeous, redheaded bank teller dared flirt with her husband, Carl Dean, in front of his wife ("Jolene").
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What began as an entry to an entrepreneurial competition at the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 2014 by schoolmates- 27-year old David Pong, 23-year old Vincent Loka and 25-year old Lim Chong Tee- is now a budding social enterprise that has reached 15,000 beneficiaries.
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Seeing the appearance, however awkward, of a smile on my own face helped me feel better about the day-to-day missed connections with others — schoolmates, girls in my ballet class, or adults on queue in the supermarket — who perhaps wanted to see me smile back at them.
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His family accepts her as a silent presence on the living room sofa, keeping the boy company while he watches TV. His schoolmates let her sit with the popular girls, a horribly still figure with an enigmatic smile, closed eyes and a well-preserved noose around her neck.
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The defining moment in Donald Trump's childhood came when, at 13, he was torn from his family home and sent to a Lord-of-the-Flies military school where, as Trump and some of his schoolmates told me, boys were beaten by grown men and then turned on each other.
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And all of us were impressed with the virtual-reality enhanced rides, in which you chose from a set of backdrops from a headset before boarding an old-fashioned roller coaster, imagining yourself instead recklessly sledding with a couple of German schoolmates and their dog down a treacherous mountain slope.
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While studying at Rafael Landívar University, she discovered such freewheeling international designers as Max Lamb, Maarten Baas and Martino Gamper, all of whom motivated her to ignore convention when founding her studio in 2016; good design, she realized, didn't have to mean the shiny furniture of her middle-class schoolmates.
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While the rest of her schoolmates are looking up at an eclipse, Verónica and some friends hold an impromptu séance in a disused part of their school, where they seem to conjure up an evil spirit that only has eyes for Verónica and sets about insinuating itself into her life and family.
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Now, the two families talk of combined vacations, and maybe even side-by-side homes where Kinley and Ellianna — schoolmates at Independence Elementary, where Kinley, now 7, is in 1st grade and Ellianna in 5th, and who attend church and weekly Chinese cultural classes together along with regular playdates — can grow even closer.
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Private schools emerge as dangerous incubators of this dynamic because they are the places in which the affluent receive the most intimate exposure to the obscenely rich — where your week in a rented condo in Sun Valley is a deprivation compared with the schoolmates flying from Teterboro to third houses in Vail.
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From replacing words like "convict" or "criminal" with phrases like "formerly incarcerated person" or "person who served time," to replacing "gang" with "friends" or "schoolmates" when a young person gets tangled up in trouble, this helps us accurately represent the relationships at play, remember our capacity for restorative work, and invites true justice.
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"New footage shows that media was wrong about teen's encounter with Native American" @TuckerCarlson — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 22, 2019 Sandmann, who was on a field trip with his schoolmates to rally at the March for Life, attacked the "misinformation" and "outright lies" reported about what happened in a statement released over the weekend.
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Offering the young royals and their schoolmates a superhero-themed party inside the palace's private quarters, she and Prince Albert also arranged a surprise visit from Monaco's Fire Department in the historic palace courtyard, which gave the children and their guests the chance to put on gear and practice with the principality's fire unit.
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Bewildered by his strange new home on Park Avenue, disturbed by schoolmates who don't know how to talk to him, and tormented above all by his longing for his mother, he clings to the one thing that reminds him of her: a small, mysteriously captivating painting that ultimately draws Theo into the underworld of art.
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This meant that the Angel subway, with its long, long escalator (we were all very proud when it was built), became a daily fixture in my life, sending me out into north London to experience the wonders of things like playing fields, music departments, and Latin—wonders that weren't available to my former schoolmates.
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As if that weren't enough to elicit the envy of all his schoolmates, today, just a few months into his senior year of high school, the 17-year-old has another teeny-tiny makeup accolade to add to his list: He is the first male CoverGirl (or CoverBoy, if you will) in the company's 58-year history.
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"When I got to Milton, as a fourteen-year-old, I could sense the difference in the environment—that there were fourteen-year-old schoolmates of mine who knew they 'deserved' to be talked to, and sixty-year-old grandparents on the South Side who also knew they didn't 'deserve' to be talked to," he told me.
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The film trots out plenty of schoolmates to testify to Clinton's charisma and ambition at Yale Law School, and many of them speak about their disappointment that she followed Bill Clinton to Arkansas — where he rose to the governorship while she worked at a corporate law firm — rather than pursue her own political career at the time.
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At that time, Mr. Skakel and his new legal team argued that Mr. Sherman had failed to implicate his brother, Thomas Skakel, in the murder, one of their main arguments at trial; failed to adequately pursue an alibi defense; and failed to rebut the testimony of some former schoolmates who said that Mr. Skakel had admitted to the killing.
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We kids, all of us lifelong apartment dwellers, complained bitterly about our schoolmates, whom we considered rich and snobby because they lived in raised ranches, but the truth is that all of us benefited in ways we can't fully know from having access to woods and a decent school system and a measured distance from those with a hungry eye on latchkey kids.
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It seemed to Zucker that here, away from parents and schoolmates and the routines and pressures of regular life, a boy who might be suffering from some difficulty, pain, or trauma might reveal things that he might not at home, and that it might be of some benefit, to the boys and even to society, to keep a benevolent, watchful eye.
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Following are details of 19 more servicemen and contractors who have died, according to relatives, friends, former schoolmates, local officials and local and social media: Families and friends of fallen soldiers and officials in their hometowns passed Reuters information about an additional five deaths since the April report: Gennady Perfilyev, a lieutenant colonel, special forces officer Bogdan Derevitsky, Aleksandr Skladan, Yevgeny Konstantinov and one more officer, whose name Reuters could not establish.
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