1.   However, when business schools say that they can effectively teach entrepreneurial skills, what do they really mean?

2.   Schools say they have to spend too much time doing exam practice.

3.   Three schools said their only limits were on severely disabled students.

4.   One school says it would be a good thing, but the other says the children will suffer.

5.   The national average is thirty eight point one per cent, but even the best schools say the figures are misleading, as Ken Goodwin reports.

6.   The school says no pupils have been affected by the fumes.

7.   Although the state Rate Setting Commission sets hourly fees for evaluators, schools say they routinely pay more than those rates.

8.   Alumni contributions increased too, but the school is not saying by how much.

9.   Another school says that the more liberal Pataki appears, the more attractive he becomes to Bush as a ticket-balancer.

10.   Actually, many older students currently enrolled in law school say they do not intend to practice law at all.