From1 +0 +1, from the method of numbering courses in United States colleges, the initial or introductory course commonly being numbered “101”; for example, “Biology 101”.[1]
I went to NYU myself, I was a philo-major there, too. I took all the abstract philosophy courses in college, like truth and beauty, advanced truth and beauty, intermediate truth, introduction to God, Death101.
Since this is a series that emphasizes Social Relevance101—a basic course on TV these days—the hood in that episode is just a good ghetto boy who has been led astray, and the cop is good old Paddy on the beat.
2003,Daniel Dor, “When Relativism Becomes a Marketing Strategy: Globalization, Knowledge and the World Language System”, in Andrea Krizsán, Violetta Zentai, editors,Reshaping Globalization: Multilateral Dialogues and New Policy Initiatives (CPS Books), Budapest, Hungary; New York, N.Y.:Central European University Press,→ISBN,→ISSN, part I (Production of Global Knowledge),page66:
Companies sell directories, databases, reports, translation services, automatic translation software—and guidebooks for doing business away from home, which, in some cases, look much like simplified textbooks for Anthropology101.
A Class in Nation-Building101[title] As the President tries to develop a new strategy in Afghanistan, I wonder if this is the real lesson that we've learned in Afghanistan so far: that nation-building, like charity, probably begins at home.
However much you work out, but especially if it's a lot, learning correct form and focusing on keeping your body safe is101—not just while exercising, but also how you move around day to day.
I need you to give me a quick101 on how you assemble theWIP reports.
1999, New Jersey Advisory Council on Elder Care, quoting Ms. O'Connor,Council Meeting of New Jersey Advisory Council on Elder Care. Testimony Concerning Health Care and Caregiving for the Elderly: Francis E. Parker Memorial Home, Piscataway, New Jersey, February 10, 1999, 1:00 P.M.[5], New Jersey Office of Legislative Services, Public Information Office, Hearing Unit, page25:
[…] quite well. (laughter) MS. O'CONNOR: I'm going to give you a quick101 [on] cost and care management, and then I'm going to plug New Jersey EASE, always plug New Jersey EASE [Easy Access Single Entry, a program to help people find health care resources].
2012, Dorothy Meng, quotee, “Introduction”, in Helena Bender, editor,Reshaping Environments: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Sustainability in a Complex World[6], Cambridge University Press,→ISBN, page 9:
This is also the reason why 'Reshaping Environments' teaches you so many different styles of thinking or 'looking at the problem' throughout the course. It is why gaining an understanding of scale, interdisciplinary and systems thinking is important to understand within the course, because what they are really giving you is a different way to look at the same thing. So here is a quick101, which I thought helped me with the different styles of thinking, and I hope you find them useful.
Hindu mythology is bursting at the seams with fabulous beasts and birds that are extraordinary versions of beasts and birds on earth. Unlike in western mythology, where many such fantastic creatures are considered 'evil', or at least a nuisance — dragons, for example, imprison princesses in towers, breathe fire and have to be destroyed by the hero of the story — there are no inherently 'evil' creatures in Hindu mythology. Here's a quick101 on four fantastic beasts that Krishna mentions in this chapter of the Gita.
1996,Samela Harris, “Introduction”, inOn a Shoestring: Recipes from the House of the Raising Sons, Kent Town, Adelaide, S.A.:Wakefield Press,→ISBN, page vii:
[T]o offset the massive cost of learning101 ways to embellish spatchcock, perhaps the readers may need101 ways to cook two-minute noodles.
Daniel Engber (2006 September 6) “101 101: How did Intro Classes Get Their Trademark Number?”, inSlate[8], New York, N.Y.:The Slate Group,→ISSN,→OCLC, archived fromthe original on2024-12-28.
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