81.   The tests are aimed at inserting the student into the classroom.

82.   The University of Iowa is using free food to lure students into alcohol-free tailgate areas before football games.

83.   Then, like the chief of a nomadic tribe, he shepherds his students into an adjoining classroom, his cabinet in tow.

84.   There is the cellist George Neikrug at Boston University, a bold musician and excellent instrumentalist who has guided a few generations of students into professional careers.

85.   These children affect all their classmates, teachers said, because they demand so much time and because they often tempt other students into misbehaving.

86.   These students are to part of an unusual experiment to send nontraditional and minority students into American foreign-policy careers by way of the Ivy League.

87.   They invite students into courtrooms to talk about racism and anti-Semitism.

88.   These are two candidates who both express a passionate interest in education issues and how to launch a nation of students into the coming century.

89.   They will reveal the flickerings of the fire, leading the student into new understandings.

90.   They may separate students into grade levels in the same room, dispensing lessons to one grade at a time.