classmate's

In my classes, we will sometimes take the lyrics of a classmate's song and improvise around the room, just to push the writer a bit out of their comfort zone.

Ruth Gerson: How To Write a Song, Songwriting Exercise #2 -- Sequel or Response Ruth Gerson 2011

It wasn't until late March that I was able to articulate what it was about my classmate's comment that was unsettling.

Tracey E. Vitchers: Finding a New Perspective on 9/11 by Focusing on 9/12 Tracey E. Vitchers 2011

ESTERO, Fla. — Two teenage girls have been charged under Florida's law against cyberbullying after authorities say they created a Facebook account in a classmate's name and posted a faked nude photograph of her.

Florida Teens Charged With Bullying Fellow Student On Facebook AP 2011

In my classes, we will sometimes take the lyrics of a classmate's song and improvise around the room, just to push the writer a bit out of their comfort zone.

Ruth Gerson: How To Write a Song, Songwriting Exercise #2 -- Sequel or Response Ruth Gerson 2011

He recalled a case in 2002 when a high school student died from an injury suffered during a fight at a classmate's house.

Expert explains why missing student's friends 'close ranks' 2011

Possibly troubled by the legitimacy of his own race card long before his classmate's accusation, Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness sometimes reads like an exorcism of the author's own demons: no way can Touré not be "black enough," because, by his own book's estimation, there's no black standard to live up to, and never really was.

Miles Marshall Lewis: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Black Miles Marshall Lewis 2011

Jonathan Miller , vice president of Reunited Inc., a Denver-based, high-school reunion management company, says he has even seen logo-emblazoned shirts advertising the classmate's business.

Ace the School Reunion Ray A. Smith 2011

He borrowed a video camera from a classmate's father, and he began to interview children from several downtown schools, including his own.

The Messenger 2011

Possibly troubled by the legitimacy of his own race card long before his classmate's accusation, Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness sometimes reads like an exorcism of the author's own demons: no way can Touré not be "black enough," because, by his own book's estimation, there's no black standard to live up to, and never really was.

Miles Marshall Lewis: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Black Miles Marshall Lewis 2011

He recalled a case in 2002 when a high school student died from an injury suffered during a fight at a classmate's house.

Expert explains why missing student's friends 'close ranks' 2011