51.   Students still study apparel, but often to run a fashion merchandising company, not to stitch clothes.

52.   Students study original legal filings from the case.

53.   Students still study nutrition, but often to go to medical school, not to fix healthy meals at home.

54.   Students studied Suzuki violin, robotics, animal science and languages from French to Swahili.

55.   Students still study household finances, but often to work as financial planners, not to balance the family checkbook.

56.   Students study English from Soviet-era texts that extol the virtues of Marxism and Leninism.

57.   Statistics are incomplete, but there is some evidence that more students are studying Yiddish in American universities.

58.   Students can study anything any adult can study.

59.   Students study the traditional subject of the European Renaissance.

60.   The agents have asked what subjects the students are studying, whether they are performing well and where they are living.