Примери за alumni

• Among those affiliated with formal associations, nearly two-fifths (39%) reported membership in alumni associations.

• Here, however, he might have been more cautious in distinguishing between what happened and how alumni or chroniclers remembered the episodes.

• These three alumni each had a professional identity - that of classical performer - that held constant throughout the first six years of their careers.

• Four alumni of an elementary school are having a reunion in a coffee shop.

• Both the alumni and the students had no hesitation giving instant answers for their pronunciation of grass.

• Many are members of groups like social clubs, alumni associations and neighbourhood welfare committees.

• Similarly, among those reporting informal group membership, one in two (51%) mentioned membership in alumni circles.

• In the results section that follows, some comparisons are made with this reference g roup of 366 alumni.

• However, the stories told by some alumni were markedly more complex.

• Senators retained ties to elite membership groups, including professional and business associations and college alumni clubs.

• Telephone interviews proved to be a successful means of collecting data from these alumni.

• In addition, there were alumni whose careers could not be represented - in a way that would lead them to recognise themselves - using only the two dimensions of time and identity.

• The concept of relation-based welfare (yeon bokji) designates that the welfare provisions are produced within family, lineage, locality and alumni relationships and distributed through those relations.

• The camaraderie subsisting among public school alumni, which was notoriously crucial to the career trajectory of middle-class men, rested on an acknowledgement of their common juvenile experience.

• University administrators have had to establish committees to investigate student complaints while wealthy alumni have threatened to withhold financial contributions as a pressure tactic.