41.   Faced with a shrinking pool of local job seekers, Six Flags Over Texas began fishing overseas, hiring foreign students as seasonal employees.

42.   Ferra, who works with students as a poet-in-residence and lives in Washington state, suggests a poetry field trip.

43.   Forty-six percent of tuition revenue now goes back to students as financial aid, a rate far higher than at similar schools.

44.   Founded by Asian American students as a progressive alternative publication covering community issues, Slant was so named to put a new twist on a historically odious slur.

45.   Frustrated by being cut off from the community, Knauff organized the Street Law Clinic to provide law school students as mentors for middle school kids.

46.   Gonzales remembered her student as a generous child who liked to share his toys.

47.   Harlan cited recruitment of students as his greatest challenge in an era when enrollment in all music schools is dropping.

48.   Haussler, a professor of computer science, described his student as a superstar.

49.   Having a deaf teacher and her students as hostages adds a heart-thumping element.

50.   He described his fellow students as self disciplined in both their scholastic and religious pursuits.