Publish or perish in the ivory tower of learning outcomes.
An intense, uninterrupted coding marathon in Java programming where sleep, food, and social interaction are sacrificed for the sake of meeting deadlines. College students' favorite form of self-imposed suffering.
A Scottish schoolroom term for a jotter or notebook; what your Fife teacher demanded you fetch during lesson time.
A small Vermont college in the middle of nowhere with around 2,000 students populated by skaters, snowboarders, drama kids, and stoners. The campus is gorgeous but the food (affectionately called Shwag) will wreck your digestive system until you build immunity.
To place two things, typically contrasting or dissimilar items, side by side or in close proximity, often to highlight their differences or create a striking effect. Juxtaposition is a common literary, artistic, and rhetorical technique.
The act of placing two things side by side, especially for contrasting effect; the state of being placed close together. Commonly used in art, literature, and design to highlight differences or create meaning through contrast.
A hard, semi-precious stone, a variety of chalcedony, that comes in many colors including red, brown, yellow, and green, often with distinctive patterns or banding. Jasper has been used for decorative objects, jewelry, and ritual purposes since ancient times.
A term from aviation training referring to the Joint Aviation Authority's tendency to change or contradict factual information in their theoretical exam requirements for no logical reason. Pilots study procedures that don't match real-world practice and definitions that flip depending on which module you're in.