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Our children need to know that taking steroids cannot be tolerated. They need to learn the damaging mental and physical side effects of steroids.

Our class and the designers have been working really hard. We learn a lot from this program, and it's a lot of in-depth event planning, graphic design, and fashion design.

Our class has been working since January reading and studying the process of Shakespeare's work trying to understand the language and the scripts. It's challenging. I told my students that trying to learn Shakespeare is a double handicap. Memorizing the lines is the easy part because the emotion behind Shakespeare's language can be tough to learn.

Our pitchers have got to learn to throw strikes and get ahead in the count. I thought we played well defensively, but once you fall behind 14-0, you're not going to do much offensively.

Our players and staff learn more than the kids do.

Our players are building mental toughness. It's really hard with a young team. It's very hard to close teams out in a close game. The more that you get experience at it and the more you learn from the experience is when you don't do it is where it can really help you.

Our problem right now is we don't know if we can win. We get guys in position and we don't do anything with the bats. We've got to learn how to execute to win. It's as plain as that.

Oxford scientists say fish learn faster than dogs. Fish use tools. They eavesdrop on each other to gather info.

Our whole goal is to play better heading into our second game in district schedule and we didn't do that, but it gave some of the backup guys some time to play and we were in some close ball games. You can only practice and simulate that a few times. There's no substitute for that. Hopefully this can be something we can learn from as we start district.

Our undoing was in the first half. I thought we played really well, really hard and really together. It's hard to dig yourself out of that big of a hole. We have to learn something from the last two games. We got fortunate in Chicago because we were able to pull it out when we played a poor first half. But we weren't able to get over the hump (Monday).

Our strength will be our defense. Our pitchers will learn to use the defense, knowing they don't have to go for the strikeout and can get the ground balls.

Our students must be taught the 21st century research skills they need to learn and achieve in school and throughout their lives. There's so much more to school libraries than books!

Our students need to learn that planning is key when picking a career and deciding what you want out of life.

Our students won't need to learn any new subjects, but they'll need to know them in greater depth. The state finals will be more difficult, and the competition will be much tougher.

Our studies show these abilities are universal, and they develop in the absence of instruction. You don't need to take a class in geometry, and you don't need to learn from a teacher what a right triangle is in order to show this sensitivity.

Our season's not over. I want the guys to learn from this that, if we're going to make a run in late March, we're going to have a game like this one, and we're going to have to make a play.

Our second and third stringers lack defense, but it gives them the chance to learn from their mistakes.

Our seminars cover the entire spectrum of fishing, from the beginner who has never been out to the long-range veteran who wants to learn more.

Our perimeter defense isn't any worse than our interior defense. We want all of them to learn how to guard and have that as a priority.

Our bad second innings cost us the match. We have to learn to do better consistently in order to win test matches.

Overall, it makes it possible to learn a lot more about the fate of individuals and to learn a lot more about the Holocaust itself ? concentration camps, deportations, slave-enforced labor and displaced persons.

Our thoughts are with the Herrion family and the 49ers. We have been in contact with the 49ers throughout the day to offer our assistance and to learn the details of what happened.

Our freshmen are going to have to learn to play in situations like that. I wanted to give them a chance to fight, scratch and claw their way back into it.

Our feeling is that markets are not going to rebound magically to a 100-machine market. So you have to learn to work in a very competitive, smaller market.

Our goal has been to make sure we could have a team we could build around, to be around these coaches and learn Day 1 from them. That's been the objective. And I think we have the same amount of second-year players on this team as we do first-year players. The process will continue and the nice part of it is there's still the core of those champions here that these young guys can play with.

Our goal is to provide an annual forum where entrepreneurs, investors, aerospace professionals and those who dream of ?what?s possible? can gather and learn from each other.

Our focus on culture is obvious, ... We must ensure we do have an atmosphere in all our schools such that students can learn and teachers can teach.

Our focus should be to eliminate the need for any financial subsidies. How do we get the lower-revenue teams up to the point where there's no issue of revenue sharing because there's no need for it? How do we develop best practices so that we all, each of the 32 clubs, learn from each other?

I think he's throwing the ball extremely well and I think he has the confidence of being in a lot of big games, the experience that comes with being in tight ball games, being in two-minute situations, being ahead, being behind, all of the things that you need to learn to be able to learn to be able to control the game and lead your team. I think he's done a great job of that.

I think he's got to, at some point, learn how to play long segments of games and learn how to win when you don't feel 100 percent. In the playoffs, if you want to win one or two rounds, you have to go 10, 15 games in a row and find ways to win when everything isn't just right.

I think I learn a lot from losses and they make me a lot tougher,

I think once you understand the length of the season and what happens, the biggest thing is you have to learn to pace yourself,

I think every day we look at the mess of the chaos of the civil war in Iraq, I think every day people become more and more convinced that the war was a mistake. I think we have to learn from the mistakes of our past.

I was happy with the way I was pitching, but I needed to go deeper in games. I was going six, seven innings instead of seven, eight or nine innings, so I had to learn to go deeper. Once I made that adjustment, I started seeing decisions because we weren't scoring runs until late in the ballgame.

I was hard on Daryle. When he'd get frustrated and wanted to quit playing, I wouldn't let him quit. I told him, you've got to learn to fight through things.

I was thrilled to learn that he'd be the coach of USA. And obviously even more thrilled that I made the team and that I'd get to play for him again. I hope I am smarter than I was in college.

I was used to not having to check the defensive zone. I had to learn to adjust to it, otherwise I was going to be in the minors.

I was trying to learn the offense, trying to find out who I was and trying to get myself to fit in. I feel a lot more comfortable now.

I think I can do way better. I'm not real pleased with today. I got out of some situations and pitched well when I needed to. It was not the start I was looking for, but there is a lot to learn from it.

I still give away too many at-bats. I have to learn to stay focused on every pitch. It's hard to do.

I tell my son every time I'm out on the golf course, I learn something. That's what makes you want to show up every day. You're not going through the motions. You're trying to figure something out. I really feel like I'm still improving. If you can't improve your golf swing you can improve the way you think about it and the way you attack golf courses. It's always a learning process. I don't think it ever ends.

I tell people, yeah, you'll learn French if you want to stop bleeding.

I was very proud of the way the girls battled back and never gave up. But how we played in the fourth quarter was how we should have played the entire game. We still need to learn to play with a sense of urgency the entire game.

It feels great to get my first (touchdown pass), no matter where it was, but it was great to get it here. Obviously, a lot of credit goes to the other guys, the receivers and especially the guys up front. Things are going to come together. All we need to do is keep working hard. Being young, I'm continuing to learn and make strides every week.

I think I gave the team a chance to win both games. I wish we could have got those wins and maybe that would have helped me play in another game. I'm trying to do my best to learn the team, how they play and how they respond in front of me. I'm trying to do so much more in practice to pick that up. I stay in at the end and take more shots to get my sharpness up.

I was in love with HTML and certain that the whole world was about to learn it, ushering in a new era of DIY media, free expression, peace and democracy and human rights worldwide. That part didn't work out so well, although the kids prefer YouTube to TV, so that's something.

I was happy with how I played. I think the main thing for me was just being aggressive at both ends of the floor. I think every day more and more as I get yelled at and as I learn it helps you figure out your role. And then once you do what they tell you that you should be doing, and everything starts clicking with everybody else, you realize that they're right.

I think Patrick will tell you, hey, it was bad decisions, ... Hopefully, what you do is learn from some bad experiences.

I think she's going to learn a lot about her game. She'll have tremendous growth. She'll have to think it differently.

I still say we're two of the six teams that can win state. And we're going to take this and try to learn from it.

I think frankly the horrors of what has been seen and the tragedy has impelled them to understand that there is a choice between a future like what we've seen in the last 10 days and one where they can learn to live together,

I think guys will look up to Pokey. I know I like to watch him play. Guys will learn by watching him.

I think he can become a very good player. He can hit, he can run, I think his power is coming, especially when you're strong in the lower half -- that's where the power comes from. You have to learn how to do it, how to use it without abusing it and losing what got you here which is base hits.

I think he's done a really good job. It's not easy for a freshman to come in and make an impact, but he's made the step with flying colors. Especially being a shooter, it's really hard to find your touch right away and learn the offense.

I think he needs a good couple of years to learn the system.

It does have a lot of pressure, but that's what we learn to deal with during the season. That's what the game's about. You can't let it bother you. You have to feed off it.

It doesn't take a lot to learn what gap you should hit by bringing eight guys when only seven are blocking. But when you have to protect and not (be familiar) with an offense or a coach for a long period of time, it becomes confusing in the line of fire.

I still look at him as a player, so it was nice to see what he's been able to come in here and do. My hope is that our regulars here will watch, embrace and learn everything they can from him while he's here.

It feels good, ... It's coming back to me. I'm just a little rusty, trying to get my footwork back and working into this system. I want to learn as much as I can for next year.

Just to see what he thought, but I understand that things could change. I'm trying to learn a new role right now, so that's my focus.

Just like any other game, we need to put this behind us and look at some film. We wanted the 'W,' but we have to learn from it either way. We'll bounce back.

Just like Harry you have to learn your way around. You have to go to classes, learn spells, and interact with evil counterparts.

Katie Hogan, a teaching scholar, and Mary Farmer, our fellow and an award-winning teacher from Illinois, will discuss what they think future teachers should know and things you won't learn in class.

I would want to learn from no one else but him.

I think that if you get caught the third time, I mean that's real bad, you should get abandoned from the game. You shouldn't be able to be caught the third time because after the first time, if you don't learn from that, from 50 games that you sit down without getting paid, that's pretty bad.

I think the one thing we've been deficient in is finding that consistent push. (Spellman) does things out there in practice where I ask him, 'Show me how you do that?' When you've got a former (NFL) first-round draft pick in there, you can learn something.

I think the pitchers threw the ball a little better today, and that's always encouraging. It's just a buildup. I didn't learn anything today, though, that I didn't already know. But it is definitely a way to gauge where we are. So now we go forward from here. The enthusiasm and attitude around the clubhouse is high.

I think the guys played well, they just didn't play well enough to put one in the back of the net. We live and we learn and we move on.

I think the hardest thing is to come in and learn all of our team principles on the defensive end. He's done a really good job and shown he can defend at this level, which means you can play. It doesn't matter if you can make shots if you can't defend; being a shooting guard at this level, you can't play.

I think the important thing is we've just got to grow as a team. You can't just learn and grow together with wins, you also have to do it with losses.

I think that they will find they come to love the center and the people who will be there. We are an asset to every community we are a part of. I think the concerns are merely a matter of not having information. When they learn who we are and what we are, we'll get along great.

It is not too late to learn how other intelligence failures since 9/11 can be corrected.

It is now my top priority to learn the fundamentals of being a match referee and I can't wait until my first appointment.

It is now on the players themselves to learn as much as they can about the weather and pitch conditions in Trinidad. We just want to make sure the guys take as much information as possible and log it.

I think we all learn by what we see and what we live.

I think to come back and horseshoe out for a birdie summed up my week really. I don't know whether it was the heat or the long week, but I had just no good feelings at all. I couldn't get anything going, but hopefully I can learn from it.

It is a disappointment but you can learn something from everything. We did really great this week, we fought really hard and we should be proud of ourselves.

It is a good experience for the kids because they learn that art is something people do because they like it.

I think it's really interesting. It's really great to experience it. We learn about it in government class, but it's good to come here and learn it.

I think it's something we're going to have to learn to live with until the fundamentals can reassert themselves. But I do believe that the favorable fundamentals of strong U.S. economic growth and low inflation are here to stay for awhile.

I think it was inspirational. Not many people in their life ever get to play against the best. And when you play against the best you tend to learn and become better yourself.

I think it was like sometimes in life things happen and you try to change them and if you learn from mistakes, it's always a good thing.

I think it wasn't anywhere near what we're capable of, but I think it's still good enough to win. As long as we can learn on the fly and still win games, that will be great for us in the long run.

I think it was too much for me, ... I played great against Andy. Today I played worse, but it wasn't the tennis. I think it was something in the head. Yesterday, I didn't have so much time to rest, and I got so many phone calls. I think I have to learn how to deal with these things.

I think it was a huge blow to us. We've got to learn to overcome things like that and continue to play.

I think they were reading a rookie quarterback's eyes, and a few times I gave myself away. I've got to learn when to force some things, and when to throw things away. I talked to Peyton (afterward), and he says it's going to get better.

I think they will have about the same success in state court they had in federal court. What we have here is a hot-headed father who apparently was told that a teacher touched his daughter and didn't bother to find out the facts. He took it upon himself and hit a man in the face, without provocation. He is going to learn that that is not acceptable conduct.

I think we are really going to have to look very carefully at what lessons we didn't learn from Challenger and make sure we absolutely learn them this time.

It has been a great opportunity to learn improvisational skills and to learn how to really please an audience.

It has allowed me to experiment with different styles of play to come up with the most successful one. Everyone has something new to contribute, so you can learn from everyone on your team.

It has been hard for him. He has played shortstop and third base most of his career and the only way to learn a new position is to play it a lot. He's still learning.

It gets better everyday. You can't help but think about what could have been or what you could have done different, but as long as we learn from it as a program, we'll be alright.

It gets frustrating sometimes, but every game we win or lose, we always improve and learn from our mistakes. We've got to overcome a lot of things. We're a great ball team, but we're not where we want to be right now.

It gets the kids used to running in that big of a field, especially on the state course. They learn not panic when they're running in a group or there's a group that's in front of them. They learn what it's like when they take off at a state meet. And on the exact course that they'll be running.

It gives Corey an excellent chance to learn the offense.

It gives the kids in the community a chance to get out and meet the high school players and coaches and learn some fundamentals. Plus, it gives them a chance to be on the high school field.

It gives them a chance to learn more about the game.

It gives them an option to learn new skills, get interested in artwork and be a part of their community.

It gives us the opportunity to be with the community and learn how to communicate and find out what their needs are and do an assessment.

I think we have some lessons to learn from the past week, realizing the federal government is not going to come to our rescue in the first 72 hours,