was for "Football Grant-In-Aid Or A Scholarship", and that the scholarship was "awarded for academic and athletic achievement". It would be a strained construction of the contract that would enable the plaintiffs to determine the "reasonable academic progress" of Gregg Taylor. Gregg Taylor, in consideration of the scholarship award, agreed to maintain his athletic eligibility and this meant both physically and scholastically. As long as his grade average equaled or exceeded the requirements of Wake Forest, he was maintaining his scholastic eligibility for athletics. Participation in and attendance at practice were required to maintain his physical eligibility. When he refused to do so in the absence of any injury or excuse other than to devote more time to studies, he was not complying with his contractual obligations.
The recordcoupled to the substrate; the second mount having a third coefficient of thermal expansion. The temperature compensating optical waveguide device also includes an optical waveguide fiber coupled to the first mount and the second mount; wherein the optical waveguide fiber includes a Bragg grating.
In another aspect, the present invention includes a temperature compensating optical waveguide device. The temperature compensating optical waveguide device includes a first member, the first member having an inner wall defining a cavity, wherein the first member has a first coefficient of thermal expansion. The temperature compensating optical waveguide device further includes a first mount coupled to the first member. At least a portion of the first mount is disposed within the cavity. The first mount has a second coefficient of thermal expansion different from