Skolnik
Proper noun
Meaning
Skolnik (plural Skolniks)
A surname.
Examples
We chatted up Heidi Skolnik MS, CDN, FACSM to find out a few good-for-you foods teen girls may not be gobblin’.
The French monk Nicolas de Lyre of Manjacoria, who was known as the "ape of Rashi", Skolnik, Fred, and Michael Berenbaum.
The noise power spectral density generated by all these sources ( ) can be described by assigning to the noise a temperature as defined above: Skolnik, Merrill I., Radar Handbook (2nd Edition).
“I feel like in our society and culture, it’s part of capitalism — you are supposed to totally ignore your boundaries,” says Skolnik.
I was raised in Minneapolis, so I think seeing the change that was possible on the local level and seeing the change that could have been on a larger scale is really what inspired it all, and also having a partner like Michael Skolnik.
Skolnik has been writing about these topics for decades, but, they say, “this is the first time where I feel like the wider music industry has responded — not just the same corner of DIY.”