In 2002, after fifty-four years, the college terminated its traditional age residential undergraduate degree program and became an exclusively low-residency college.

Some LEAs reverted to the traditional age ranges as long ago as the late 1970s.

Using traditional age and growth techniques in endangered species management: eastern freshwater cod, Maccullochella ikei.

They have lived a Biblical life span plus 13, the traditional age of bar mitzvah.

Until fairly recently, the traditional age for confirming one's baptismal vows in the Episcopal church was 13.

Most of the girls at the school had begun their studies much younger, in some cases at the traditional age of three years and three days.

The sites are gaining ground as employers realize that they must look outside traditional age ranges to find expertise.

The age old, vedic and traditional method which is the prescribed method of marriage that every Hindu still follows.

In 1992, 70 percent of working women - 38 million - were of traditional childbearing age, and nearly half of new mothers were working.

Twenty or even 30 years ago, Dr. Brownstein acknowledged, it was very rare for anyone over the traditional age to gain acceptance to medical school.