- In the
United States, a
sophomore (/ˈsɑːfmɔːr/ or /ˈsɒfəmɔːr/) is a
person in the
second year at an
educational institution;
usually at a
secondary school...
-
Sophomoric humor (also
called juvenile humor or
schoolboy humor) is any type of
humor that is
considered silly, immature, or childish. The
phrase can be...
- A
sophomore slump (also
known as a
sophomore jinx or
sophomore jitters) is when a
sophomore fails to live up to the
relatively high
standards that occurred...
- college.
Sophomore or
Sophomores may also
refer to: "
Sophomore" (song), a song by
Ciara from her self-titled 2013
album Fleetwings BT-12
Sophomore, a 1940s...
- and
Sophomores, and
upperclassman refers collectively to
Juniors and Seniors,
sometimes even
Sophomores. In some cases, the freshmen,
sophomores, and...
- A
sophomore surge (sometimes
referred to in the
United Kingdom as first-term in****bency bonus) is a term used in the
political science of the
United States...
-
players from each
class by
naming a
MaxPreps National Junior of the Year,
Sophomore of the Year, and
Freshman of the Year. The
awards are
typically announced...
- The
Sophomore is a 1929
American sound all-talking pre-Code
comedy film
directed by Leo
McCarey and
starring Eddie Quillan,
Sally O'Neil and Jeanette...
- four
games his
freshman year. The
following year they will be a
redshirt sophomore all the
until their fifth year of eligibility, in
which case they will...
- 9th
grade and high
school starts at 10th grade. In Israel, 10th-grade (
Sophomore year)
students have to
choose between classes (Megamot) that are split...