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But, she said, when girls failed to perform academically -- or, in one case, failed to pay a school fine -- the school barred them from practice and competitive play.— Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News
Students who fail academically are at risk of a host of other problems, he says.— UConn Advance Headlines
Along the way we also engage - academically, of course - with terms like Juido (a Jew trying to pass as an Italian), shpilkes (a nervous state similar to punk excitement), and, um, Chicken-Fucker (think Lenny Bruce at his most outrageous).— Boston Phoenix - thePhoenix.com
Any translation is a "version" [with translations into the mother tongue going by that name academically] and should read as if it has not been translated.— Sicily Scene
He said that the major barrier to getting published academically is the self-editing that happens due to the fear that your own work is not worth publishing.— Tea Leaves
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