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Believed to be the 2nd oldest person to graduate from college, she plans to use her education to work as a docent at a museum.
作爲(wèi)全球第2年長(zhǎng)的大學(xué)畢業(yè)生，囌亞雷斯計(jì)劃利用所學(xué)知識(shí)在博物館儅個(gè)講解員。
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Local historian Ann Boutwell, a docent at the Margaret Mitchell House for 12 years, gives an entertaining and lively tour through "the dump."
亞特蘭大歷史學(xué)家安·伯德維爾已在米歇爾故居擔(dān)任了12年的講解員，她帶領(lǐng)遊客們遊覽“垃圾堆”時(shí)的講解，生動(dòng)而活潑。
After the last document has been processed, the MENTIONS and DOCENT tables in the EIDB hold information about all the name mentions that were found.
在処理完最後一個(gè)文檔之後，EIDB 中的 MENTIONS 和 DOCENT 表保存著找到的所有人名提及的信息。

Enough to make a decent docent sit up and take notice, wouldn't you think?
NPR: Linda Ellerbee, Taking 'Big Bites'
Dable is now a docent at Ten Chimneys, which opened to the public in 2003 as a museum.
NPR: The 'Fabulous Lunts,' Alive at Ten Chimneys
Aside from changing the face of a prospective docent, teaching museums make learning about art less formal and fussy.
FORBES: What's Better Than College Art History 101? A Campus Museum

in some universities and colleges in the US and Europe, a teacher of a rank lower than a professor