61.   Hispanic students did no better in private than in public schools.

62.   Highlights include the scene in which two prim students do an X-rated dance at a high school social.

63.   I dropped to the ground behind a pile of bicycles and so did the students near me.

64.   I had decided, as most students do, to live with a Mexican family, where my classroom Spanish would be reinforced through real conversation.

65.   How did the students do it?

66.   However, a report by an investigator hired by UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Berdahl says that Saragoza could produce no evidence that the students did any work.

67.   In all likelihood, he says, writing a poem comes closer to real science than anything these students have done before in science classes.

68.   Imagine what college students could do if their teachers used the Mimio?

69.   In contrast, students probably do better when family incomes go up.

70.   In fact, he said, the most computer-savvy students often do poorly in his class because they lack more important life experiences.