Sentences with phrase «told by our alumni»

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Chairman Zhao Weiguo also told Reuters in an interview in Beijing that the company controlled by Tsinghua University, which counts President Xi Jinping among its alumni, was in talks with a U.S. - based company involved in the chip industry.

ALUMNI EVENTS: Telling your story to your child when you were in college, how you saw to each other don't have date to dare to talk with each other, but the in the alumni event you sit side by side and start the normal conversation and after that moment you meet to each other in canteen and sharing theALUMNI EVENTS: Telling your story to your child when you were in college, how you saw to each other don't have date to dare to talk with each other, but the in the alumni event you sit side by side and start the normal conversation and after that moment you meet to each other in canteen and sharing thealumni event you sit side by side and start the normal conversation and after that moment you meet to each other in canteen and sharing the food.

He admitted that the pedagogical research component was often contested by students («we are teachers, not researchers»), but, he says, alumni later tell him that it was one of the most valuable parts of their educational experience.

i had called devry about the loan forgiveness that was mandated by the department of education and they said they would transfer me to the department that can help me (without telling me it was actually a seperate debt consolidation company) later i find out the «department» they transferred me to is actually a debt consolidation company called alumni aid assistance and that i only supposedly qualified to have about $ 1200 removed from my loan and i had to pay back the rest.

Recently, an esteemed colleague of mine wrote on her Facebook page that a successful senior lawyer told her, in discussing the difficulties experienced by articling students in finding placements, that if students are alumni from specific Canadian law schools, their likelihood of future success was minimal, and that their investment in their legal education was not worth it.

Fittingly, the judgment was delivered by Lord Kerr, Northern Ireland's former Lord Chief Justice, who (as Wikipedia reliably tells me) is an alumnus of Queen's University, Belfast.