Signatories include two former West Point professors, four current Naval Academy professors and five current and former Air Force Academy professors.
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Harvard professors make the most out of all Ivy League professors.
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Women make up just under a third of assistant professors in economics, but their numbers drop to 21991 percent among associate professors and about 22018 percent among full professors.
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The professors from Europe were actually more involved in black culture than the American professors.
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In these raids, police have been questioning professors and confiscating materials belonging to students and professors.
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Full female professors made roughly the same income ($250,971) as male associate professors ($247,212) despite outranking them.
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According to the available records, Brown Democratic Party professors outnumber Republican professors by a ratio of 28503-22019.
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In fact, studies show that conservatives (students and professors) thrive even if the majority of professors lean liberal.
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But the representation of women overall decreases among associate professors and declines to 33 percent among full professors.
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"In addition to our learning something from the U.S. professors, the U.S. professors learn something from us," he said.
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We have law professors, homeless people, would-be law professors all over TV and radio talking about obstruction of justice.
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Professors also believe the classroom isn't engaging enough — 71% of all professors surveyed say increasing engagement is their biggest priority.
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Then we send them (the most privileged of them) to colleges where the professors teach about what interests the professors.
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Friday's letter was written by four prominent professors and had the backing of more than 100 well-known doctors and professors.
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Cornell pays their professors an average of $175,682 a year — roughly $80,000 more than the national average salary for college professors.
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Bezos could fund 2,857 Duke University professors indefinitely, or almost three times the number of tenured professors at Yale, for example.
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One group of law professors — lead by Professors Melissa Jacoby and Jonathan Lipson — argues that settlements should comply with absolute priority.
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Congrats to the professors who won the Dems' nationwide talent search for the most elitist, unhinged anti-Trump professors in America.
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Although four John Jay professors were put on paid administrative leave, the complaints also include allegations against other John Jay professors.
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In the fall, some professors signed a letter seeking the replacement of university leaders, and some professors are applying for jobs elsewhere.
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He explained that there had been some animosity between the professors and the administration, and that the professors had voted a union in.
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The University of Essex has pledged to increase female professors' pay to bring it in line with the average salaries of male professors.
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"What we are seeing with this site is a kind of normalizing of prosecuting professors, shaming professors, defaming professors," Julio C. Pino, an associate professor of history at Kent State University who is listed on the site told the New York Times.
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Yes, I had my doctorate, but I was not on the tenure track and was therefore subordinate in both compensation and esteem to all the assistant professors, associate professors, and professors with whom I shared a building, a mailroom, and a professional life.
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And his loathing of professors is as passionate as his belief that students should be able to have guns in those professors' classrooms. 3.
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Twice since 2000, Ohio University has moved to fire tenured professors, but both professors resigned before they could be fired, according to a university spokesperson.
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And, at Queen's University Belfast — which has the largest gender pay gap for professors — female professors are paid £11,257 on average less than male colleagues.
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It is just as important to have black professors, Latino lawyers and Native American doctors as it is to have white professors, lawyers and doctors.
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There are quite a few well-qualified law professors who teach Indian law, who are tribal members, and who would make first rate Harvard Law professors.
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The American Association of University Professors said more than 100 incidents of targeted harassment against professors have been reported on college campuses in the past year.
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Last year more than 100 incidents of harassment targeting professors were reported on college campuses around the country, according to the American Association of University Professors.
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When professors left universities and were replaced by professors from lower-ranked schools, students were even less likely to create a start-up, the study said.
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The study, published in Econ Journal Watch, examined the ratio of Democrat tenure-track professors to Republican tenure-track professors at 2202 elite private and public colleges.
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There is something sweet about the fact that it is also a book written by two law professors in which most of the heroes are law professors.
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According to court documents, the hackers compromised these systems by sending emails to professors, posing as other professors, that tricked targets into giving up their login credentials.
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The New York Times has reported that professors and lecturers have parents who are professors and lecturers at a rate of five times the rest of the population.
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Professors and students described at least a dozen instances since early last year in which professors at Chinese universities have been fired or punished after students filed reports against them.
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She said professors told her all of the exams and quizzes will be online now, with some professors posting video lessons and others wanting to try a FaceTime-like platform.
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Students benefit from professors who are experts in their fields and effective teachers, while professors benefit because interacting with curious students brings additional perspectives and novel insights to their research.
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In context, I was not arguing that individual liberal professors are at greater risk than their conservative peers, but that other data sets are "strikingly consistent" with the FSP numbers in both the low overall numbers of professors targeted and the fact that a significant proportion of the targeted professors are liberal.
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As a result, 24 accepted students and two longtime professors teaching in PNCA's Critical Theory and Creative Research (CTCR) program were left disillusioned — and, in the case of the professors, unemployed.
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Many colleges and universities have experimented with trigger warnings, but none currently require professors to issue them, and few students are demanding that their professors warn them about every conceivable upset.
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When it comes to the harassment and death threats that professors face, Kirk says it's not his website but the professors themselves who bear responsibility for the consequences of their words.
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He leads Lawyers and Law Professors for Trump – goplawyers.
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In March 2018, U.S. prosecutors unveiled criminal charges against nine Iranians for allegedly compromising 8,000 email accounts of university professors, with about half of them belonging to professors in the United States.
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This was certainly the case in 1915, when in reaction to the firing of professors who supported unions, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) developed a "Declaration of Principles on Academic Freedom" arguing that the freedom professors need in their teaching, research and "extramural" speech are not matters of personal privilege but of broad public interest.
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"They were as good as the law professors," he said.
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These included University of Chicago law professors and the ACLU.
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Google has paid professors whose papers, for instance, declared that
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They were all like professors from Oxford University to me.
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Only about 10% of tenured professors say they vote Republican.
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At the moment, only 15% of Imperial's professors are women.
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Dartmouth neuroscience professors Todd Heatherton, William Kelley, and Paul Whalen.
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How it works: Think Rate My Professors — but for agents.
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Electability is a lot like student numerical evaluations of professors.
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So why are there so few conservative professors and intellectuals?
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The professors offer a few possible explanations for these patterns.
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The professors are Todd Heatherton, Bill Kelley, and Paul Whalen.
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Inspired, Morley began working his connections with journalists and professors.
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Regulators said such ongoing availability was not permitted for professors.
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A number of Harvard law professors have faced plagiarism accusations.
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He is respected by judges, law professors and lawyers alike.
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And a lot of those professors work with WARF, too.
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Did professors still use slide projectors in the year 2000?
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Investors were faster than professors to latch onto his views.
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"We're trying to find the professors who are truly special."
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The authors are law professors with expertise on tax law.
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I could not have done this without my graduate professors.
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Participating professors are generally paid a $1000 honorarium, plus expenses.
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Some professors have resigned rather than teach in the environment.
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On the other hand, there are radical college professors and
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Social work professors instruct college students in the subject matter.
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These professors instruct college students in philosophy and religion courses.
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These professors instruct college students in anthropological and archeological studies.
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Law professors teach courses in law and engage in research.
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Professors at Northwestern first helped Mr. Shah and Ms. Agarwal.
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Some say it's the professors; others say it's the students.
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University history departments had 33 liberal professors for each conservative.
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There are no textbooks and few professors have fintech expertise.
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For my professors, the physical exam was a sacred ritual.
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If students cannot engage in personal abuse, neither can professors.
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I reached out to my former professors at Butte College.
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DAVID HIMMELSTEIN, STEFFIE WOOLFINDLER, "HHS/Health" — Distinguished Professors at Pub.
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Statements and positions by professors are scrutinized from both sides.
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Q: That's easy for tenured professors to say, isn't it?
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Professors at Italian universities have also moved their classes online.
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Colleges needed to hire hundreds of thousands of additional professors.
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But there's a crucial difference between schoolteachers and college professors.
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The professors' access to the Dartmouth campus has been restricted.
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Like most good professors, he encouraged us to be skeptics.
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Not his professors at Baghdad University, who flunked him out.
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Get to know your professors a little (and vice versa).
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Mr. Geltzer and Mr. Katyal are law professors at Georgetown.
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Calling professors, interviewing fishermen, reading academic papers or old cookbooks.
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Other victims included aid workers, professors, diplomats, entrepreneurs and consultants.
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During the year, I also do occasional research for professors.
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Law professors said the whole legal battle was pretty pointless.
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That responsibility fell to three professors who served as judges.
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Professors give class lectures, in English and Hungarian, in tents.
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And the contestants were just folks, not Columbia University professors.
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Professors have been singled out by name and covertly videotaped.
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Mr. Shugerman and Mr. Leib are law professors at Fordham.
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From 2004 to 2009, 26 university professors moved into industry.
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Mr. Katyal and Mr. Geltzer are law professors at Georgetown.
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Grateful for the professors who fought for and against me.
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But that didn't mean students and professors vanished once exiled.
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One of the many professors I interviewed was Faruk Alpkaya.
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One of the many professors I interviewed was Faruk Alpkaya.
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Visit the school and talk with professors and former students.
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All college administrators and professors are aware that symbols matter.
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One recent study explored how this can affect economics professors.
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Today, we work with over 900 professors on 300 campuses.
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Students and professors recoiled, and faculty members threatened to quit.
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Our own professors fought some of the battles we studied.
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On the contrary, you always felt encouraged by your professors.
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At Yale last March, 13 professors withdrew from the university's Ethnicity, Race and Migration program, citing a lack of support; the professors later rejoined the program after the university agreed to increase its resources.
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Mostly environmental engineers, members range in experience from undergraduates to professors.
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His parents were both professors, and frequently took him to museums.
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The toll included a husband and wife, professors, dentists and physicians.
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Today, on Rate My Professors, a popular web site where college
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And professors, including Kidd, simply don't know what to tell students.
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The plaintiffs varied from professors to a police officer in Texas.
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But not all of the professors were impressed by Lyft, either.
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You'll find advice from psychologists, career coaches, and Ivy League professors.
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We stop in and chat with students and his old professors.
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But students and young professors in college have no such memory.
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But I saw my professors that were teaching … they had time.
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Universities compete for everything, from students to professors to basketball stars.
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So instead, we quizzed two physics professors about Claus's possible methods.
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Both her parents were professors; her father died 17 years ago.
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He met with professors individually and came to value critical thinking.
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American professors came for weeks at a time to teach econometrics.
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Did you talk to your professors and classmates about your comics?
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Crowded lecture halls and insufficient time with professors are common complaints.
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College professors agree that this kind of copying is not acceptable.
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You ran into one of your professors after an epic tailgate.
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David Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler, health policy professors at the City
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Across the bustling city billboards portray stern professors promising test success.
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I could cite many conservative scholars and professors praising Justice Thomas.
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Your coaches are looking out for you, your professors in college.
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I was a terrible journalist, and my professors told me so.
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It is a wonder how these professors ever go off campus.
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Joseph Blocher and Mitu Gulati are law professors at Duke University.
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Hirsch, an anthropologist, and Mellins, a clinical psychologist, are Columbia professors.
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"Professors, they get their summers off," he said in an interview.
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In February, Valparaiso announced it was offering buyouts to tenured professors.
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Many share the professors' concerns over potential leaks and data abuse.
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Some plaintiffs described the consequences of resisting the professors' unwanted behavior.
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Heatherton denied that the professors tended to hire attractive research assistants.
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University professors have also mounted sporadic strikes over pay and conditions.
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At $223,427 a year, Columbia professors make the second-highest salaries.
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He was one of Judge Kavanaugh's professors at Yale Law School.
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These professors theorized that the takeover market served to discipline management.
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University professors gather to mop floors and empty overflowing garbage cans.
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Harvard law professors Laurence Tribe and Mark Tushnet formed the 1.20.
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My professors would have stepped out to give her some privacy.
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I want students to speak up when their professors are wildin.
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But individual janitors are sometimes higher-IQ than individual college professors.
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So conservatives found a new argument for hiring more conservative professors.
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The son of college professors, he will be attending this fall.
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It's why business schools love to hire former executives as professors.
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I got my support from my chosen family, professors, and classmates.
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You have to become engaged, know your professors and join clubs.
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The writers are associate professors of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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Tools she shares are new to professors focused on conveying content.
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They could be environmental scientists, professors, policymakers, lobbyists, cinematographers or journalists.
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Professors and students who protest white supremacists are targeted and silenced.
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Callimachi: And right away, he finds two professors who remembered him.
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The professors were nervous about moving their classes to Kossuth Square.
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Instead of adapting, some professors have chosen to cancel classes altogether.
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Humanities professors make a lot less money than you might think.
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In many cases, professors say they feel the pressure more subtly.
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The two professors use statistics and graphs to support their claim.
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Google and DeepMind, both owned by Alphabet, have hired 23 professors.
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One of the professors was holding what looked like a gun.
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Her professors seemed to pay more attention to the better students.
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Currently, the university has more than 6,000 volunteer professors, Reshef says.
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I am for the rights to organize among these adjunct professors.
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Professors may generate patents, consult for local companies or start firms.
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Students, professors and the media should hold them to their commitment.
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And many of these ultra-liberal professors are, unfortunately, also Jewish.
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The first "college" professors were said to be sophists, wise men.
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Most schools — including Princeton, where I teach — support their besieged professors.
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So do many of the country's journalists, lawyers, professors and entertainers.
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Adjunct professors, NGO workers and unemployed screenwriters belong alongside Mark Zuckerberg.
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So do many of the country's journalists, lawyers, professors and entertainers.
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Legacy civil rights organizations should have emeritus status just like professors.
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"My father and my grandfather were both chemistry professors," he said.
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It wasn't just students: Some professors protested his appearance as well.
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There were crisis calls, there were emails to my college professors.
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Professors Bateman and Rowland could not immediately be reached on Sunday.
|
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To his surprise, professors at Caltech and Carnegie Mellon University replied.
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And only 12 percent of full professors of economics are women.
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"We find that story unconvincing, for several reasons," the professors wrote.
|
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Rather than admit men to raise money, it fired tenured professors.
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The groom's parents are emeriti professors of history at Oberlin College.
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Colleges large and small have fielded reports against students and professors.
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They write about ... usually great English professors who write about him.
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A lot of the professors light a room by leaving it.
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Four tenured professors who signed on to the complaint have left or plan to leave Rochester; cognitive science professors at other universities said the uproar had dimmed the department's stature; and more than 450 professors at other universities signed an open letter promising not to encourage their students to enroll or work at the University of Rochester until the administration took action.
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Adam Crowley/Getty Images For decades aspiring fantasy writers have been subjected to dismissive behavior from college professors who disparage genre literature, even though such professors often admit they've never actually read any fantasy or science fiction.
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The minimum salary for new professors at LIU Post is $96,000, while the minimum salary for new professors at LIU Brooklyn under the administration's proposal would be just $80,000, according to [LIU Faculty Federation Vice President] Engelman.
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Forthcoming research from three professors focused on digital media, identity, and social change â€" University of Pennsylvania professor Dr. Sarah Jackson, Northeastern University professors Dr. Moya Bailey, and Dr. Brooke Foucault Welles â€" can offer some advice.
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But whereas star tenured professors can pull down six-figure salaries, adjunct lecturers at USC make between $3,840 and $10,000 per course they teach, according to the Adjunct Project, which tracks work issues for non-tenured professors.
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That does not include conversations with professors, coaches, resident advisers or deans.
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The policy created an outcry, including on campus, where professors felt blindsided.
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That law professors became pivotal players in this drama was never inevitable.
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The writers are professors of economics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Alliance Defending Freedom represents both of these professors, as well as Vlaming.
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Professors and artists in Seattle … what do you think their politics were?
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Her solutions are instead informed by consultations with professors and think-tankers.
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But other voices may drown out the law professors' carefully reasoned appeals.
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The professors told me the justices' reticence about outside influences is telling.
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This was an orchestra made up of Conservatoire professors and their pupils.
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The support of those professors made a big difference in my life.
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Just a few days ago, two of the school's professors were abducted.
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Collaboration between professors and governments can yield impressive (if often predictable) results.
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SEXISM is among the prime suspects for the scarcity of female professors.
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And you better believe I thank my writing professors in the acknowledgments!
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I received stipends for conducting academic research for professors during the year.
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And the exchange between the two professors, young and old, is priceless.
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Olivarius is representing the students and professors who filed the EEOC complaint.
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Progressive journalists and professors took to Twitter to complain about Spayd's comments.
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Just check th at your professors allow the e-books in class.
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Why have so many writers — including some constitutional law professors — missed this?
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"I was fortunate to receive some advice from my professors," he said.
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Talk to professors and alumni about the job market in their field.
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The concept of Academic Freedom for university professors needs to be enforced.
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Like students, professors should be allowed to express their beliefs without punishment.
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We asked founders, investors, and business professors to share some best practices.
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Our freshman class includes intelligence analysts, nurses, veterans, and - ahem - law professors.
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Chicago professors—one a legal scholar, the other a sociologist—offer important
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Out of all the Ivy League institutions, Cornell professors make the least.
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Letters Why do professors, especially in New England, tend to be liberal?
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Law professors teach courses in law at the college or university level.
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A master's might be enough for professors at some colleges or universities.
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The two professors were reportedly kidnapped at gunpoint in Kabul in August.
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But I found eight other professors who linger—call them the holdouts.
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In theory, on-campus programs offer direct access to professors and peers.
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Two history professors resigned from the center on Monday over Short's hiring.
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To illustrate their lesson, professors first filled an empty bottle with water.
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"Your professors are in on this, too," one of my counselors said.
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All three professors left Dartmouth and are no longer allowed on campus.
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That evidence comes from professors who ... still use their rewards cards, though!
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Economics professors like me teach students that deflation can be extremely dangerous.
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Now we're TV and screenwriting professors in Emerson College's Comedic Arts Program.
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She hails from a prominent Icelandic family of poets, professors and politicians.
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Universities needed fewer professors, and they had less money to pay them.
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But it's not just your professors who will help your life trajectory.
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And yet, her professors have made the lectures more personal and fun.
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They included teachers, professors, a social worker, a photographer and a dentist.
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More than 650 professors recently united in a call for imminent action.
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When I arrived in the '90s, I sought out some local professors.
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Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt are professors of government at Harvard University.
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Two UC Irvine law professors: Katie Porter, a progressive who has Sens.
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Professors Prescott and Starr teach at the University of Michigan Law School.
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Three Dartmouth College professors are under criminal investigation for alleged sexual misconduct.
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After that, the professors said, they faced sustained retaliation from university leadership.
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The first consists of professors on the tenure track or already tenured.
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Most of Johnson's professors were black, as were virtually all the students.
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Before Ito's resignation, multiple professors and public figures came to his defense.
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As professors, we perfect our own evaluation systems, tailored for each course.
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Among her professors was Louise Wilson, then the kingmaker of British fashion.
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"They were actually really dedicated artists, some of those professors," she said.
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The professors offer some unorthodox basketball advice: Consider throwing free throws underhanded.
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Go deeper: More than 500 professors say Trump "engaged in impeachable conduct"
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But since that time, several prominent black professors have left the university.
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Few professors request hard copies of term papers and other assignments anymore.
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The college put the three professors on leave, and several investigations began.
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Soon after, fired professors who tried to enter Mulkiye were turned away.
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Soon after, fired professors who tried to enter Mulkiye were turned away.
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I learn more from watching that than if I had 113 professors.
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One of Avenatti's former law school professors witnessed his ambition up close.
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"There are two kinds of college professors: great and sucks," he said.
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Among the three law professors, on that point there was no dissent.
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As law professors, we have seen similar problems with some immigration lawyers.
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Five of President Trump's first circuit nominees were professors at law schools.
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Its co-founders are robotics professors at the nearby University of Michigan.
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Or perhaps, college professors focused on male students in science-based classes.
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Guests included professors, journalists and celebrities like Neil Patrick Harris, the actor.
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Others came from Stanford University, including professors Christopher Re and Kunle Olukotun.
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The most disturbing was the physical assault on professors by the nationalists.
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The American University professors had been held for more than three years.
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Many professors earn lower salaries than they might in the private sector.
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The first week of school, professors had read out "Deanna" in class.
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"We still live in a democratic era," Professors Lührmann and Lindberg write.
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Professors' penchant for using obesity as a metaphor for capitalism and excess.
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Well, we went down this road with MOOCs, these videotapes of professors.
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If Democratic professors make up the majority of a public college's teaching staff and those professors openly advocate for Democratic candidates to their students, then how is a public college different, in practice, from the Democratic Party itself?
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A 2014 study by the social psychologists Yoel Inbar and Joris Lammers found not only that liberal professors now dominate every corner of the social sciences, but also that universities often express an open reluctance to hire conservative professors.
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Many professors in higher education are concerned about the future of education moving forward under the Trump administration with insufficient funding for education being the main issue, according to a survey of nearly 2,000 professors done by Top Hat.
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The proportion of women among new U.S. economics PhDs has flatlined over the last decade, and has dropped among associate professors, while only 13 percent of professors are women in PhD-granting departments, according to the American Economic Association.
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College professors are increasingly liberal — according to a study cited in the Washington Post earlier this year, the percentage of American professors identifying as "liberal" or "far left" jumped from 42 percent in 1990 to 60 percent in 2014.
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In recent days, the professors have begun speaking out publicly about the issue.
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Butler solicited feedback from law professors, prosecutors and police officers for the book.
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Government teachers and professors also deliver lectures on these topics to their students.
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The army of humanities professors who fell hard for Foucault are pitifully naïve.
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A recent Harvard grad, Van Vuuren was beloved by most professors and students.
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Alexander's gesture even inspired other professors to offer students help with child care.
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I would say that 25% of the time, my professors have been accommodating.
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This includes amateur astronomy groups, local planetarium directors, community college science professors, etc.
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Even when professors are found to have broken the rules, they're rarely fired.
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The professors write: Contrary to popular belief, political parties are reliable promise keepers.
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But as professors Fama and French know, it pays off in the end.
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College professors practicing "affirmative grading" hold black students to lower standards than others.
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One of my professors is here with her children, which is super nice.
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Workers inform on their colleagues, students on their professors, husbands on their wives.
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Don't just get a degree to get a degree, professors and students said.
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The result is that many professors must teach things they do not believe.
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There were professors wandering around and we got pictures with all of them.
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Professors are millennials, queer and trans people, single mothers, and women of color.
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Its founding team included professors from Northwestern University's computer science and journalism departments.
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On top of that, I found my professors loved nontraditional students like me.
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Three other professors have also tried — so far unsuccessfully — to block the law.
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But by the early 1500s, professors earned seven times more than such workers.
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Some professors decided to hold their final presentations in other classrooms around campus.
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It also quotes Rothenberg extensively as he walks the professors through his thinking.
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That's the gist of an open letter that 100 doctors and professors sent.
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A petition against the bill secured thousands of signatures, including hundreds of professors.
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Professors are paid to support your dreams and train you to accomplish them.
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It wasn't just her professors and classmates who were interested in her research.
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The AHA — and tenured professors more generally — must reject and dispel such thinking.
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A blog post she wrote has inspired other professors to do the same.
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The University of Washington's team advisers, professors Noah A. Smith and Mari Ostendorf.
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I asked the professors what the two of them were like as students.
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The professors' lawyer said they would regroup and try to bolster their argument.
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"Even when professors are giving lectures right in front of them," he said.
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There are a thousand law professors with opinions on this by the way.
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It maintains a controversial Professor Watchlist of college professors it deems too liberal.
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Another appeal about GWU was its high percentage of female professors and faculty.
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One of professors' core responsibilities, in every discipline, is to develop a syllabus.
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Several American professors are inside, along with possibly hundreds of students. http://bit.
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On the question of liberal professors indoctrinating their students, the consensus is clear.
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Administrators and professors now say they are bracing for a long-term hit.
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"Judge Kavanaugh exhibited a lack of commitment to judicious inquiry," the professors wrote.
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Promotions for professors depend on whom they know rather than what they discover.
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In Missouri student protesters barracked and obstructed journalists; some professors lent a hand.
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Our professors were practitioners, not theorists, who taught how to get buildings built.
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Her parents are associate professors at the University of Virginia School of Medicine.
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It mustered a group of professors from related departments to grill the defector.
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The company spends millions on professors who publish friendly research into its practices.
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The professors' study found that tethers being traded for bitcoins revealed a pattern.
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But some law professors have already risen to its defense in other arenas.
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Professors focused on teaching high-level theories, she said, and classrooms were chaotic.
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"He has been one of my greatest life professors," Booker said of Lewis.
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Many of my professors were younger than me — and easier to communicate with
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"One of my professors taught me to always have my answers," she said.
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This month, two professors, an American and an Australian, were kidnapped in Kabul.
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Chris Bronk and Wm. Arthur Conklin are professors at the University of Houston.
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The reality here is that, no matter what generals or professors say, Sen.
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He recalled one of his professors who taught a class at 12 p.m.
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No one is suggesting that college professors know how to mentor maverick entrepreneurs.
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In Toyota's program, for example, the professors teach skills like teamwork and initiative.
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" "A few of my professors confronted me, asking me why I was distracted.
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And professors and students are thus handcuffed to a high-stakes ideological creed.
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That means doing coursework for athletes, as well as enlisting help from professors.
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I wanted advice, but professors were uninterested in mentorship — at least with me.
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For conservatives, anxieties about communist professors co-existed with anxieties about liberal ones.
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This eternal question haunts civic planners, fluid dynamics professors, and car manufacturers alike.
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Instead, they're encouraging professors to adopt — and help develop — free, open source textbooks.
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Most university professors make little, at least at the beginning of their careers.
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We worked with professors, NGO's and local people who helped spread the word.
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He was befriending professors and bonding with administrators at the Prisoner Reentry Institute.
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As professors, we have considerable power over our students, besides merely grading them.
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The Stone The authors are philosophy professors and former students of Stanley Cavell.
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Three of the professors who had some of the best reputations as teachers.
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In 1946 he married Alba Ramazzotti, a niece of one of his professors.
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We expect assistant professors to be hired with already a record of scholarship.
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Harvard professors would walk across the commons to repeat their lectures to women.
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I made friends with local musicians and scheduled coffee with professors on campus.
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Nye's terms are now used by political scientists and business-school professors alike.
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There's an apocryphal story law professors love to tell about President Andrew Jackson.
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I will not work in an environment where professors and students pack heat.
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These professors consistently overestimated the amount of joy that was headed their way.
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And until recently, they were mostly the province of tax professors and bloggers.
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The last group comprises university professors, researchers, students and others who are unaffected.
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Ms. Klar, Ms. Krupnikov and Mr. Ryan are associate professors of political science.
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Out of those conversations came a new model, one endorsed by both professors.
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They are people who used to be merchants and goat herders and professors.
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The New Hampshire attorney general was also investigating misconduct allegations against the professors.
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With the help of software typically used by professors to nab cheating students.
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I don't care whether they're doctors or lawyers or professors or gardeners, whatever.
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There are also a few thousand law professors in universities across the country.
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When all else fails, you can become a professor — no disrespect to professors.
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Generally, these professors fear they have little hope for advancement to leadership roles.
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Most commonly, the bullying behavior came from the residents and professors supervising them.
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A couple of truckers who are now college professors were helpful to me.
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"It's almost impossible for assistant professors to get this much money," he said.
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Since then, his reputation has stood as a windswept monument, tended by professors.
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That is what university endowments support and what professors are paid to do.
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Teachers quietly moved from high school to high school; professors covertly transferred colleges.
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The same university lost five professors in about two weeks, the report said.
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The Court's unpredictability in such cases not only distresses law professors like Urofsky.
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Law professors use it as a teaching tool; judges cite it in opinions.
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As Marshall understood, constitutional arguments are not only the province of law professors.
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Three law professors invited by Democrats argued that Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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The students study online and with visiting professors from the Rwandan capital, Kigali.
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Your professors want you to learn the skills of written and oral argument.
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A pair of forestry and ecology professors write against two congressional wildfire bills.
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Research the scholarship online and ask professors and administrators if it is legitimate.
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In the professors' day jobs, they face the challenge of engaging drowsy students.
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Four of the professors have been placed on paid administrative leave, officials said.
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WASHINGTON — Anonymous evaluations of professors by their students can be caustic or catty.
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Their letter was signed by 25 prominent law professors, prosecutors and defense lawyers.
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But the professors who had filed the federal complaint questioned Ms. White's independence.
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I mentioned this to a few full-time professors there, who weren't surprised.
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The school had asked both to remain as adjunct professors with reduced pay.
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It didn't offer degrees, it didn't hire professors, and it didn't enroll students.
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College campuses in particular have been fertile ground as adjunct professors have organized.
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The professors give Lyft a B and Uber a C+. Responding professors are part of The Real Time Expert Poll, a panel of experts from 39 world-renowned universities, including Oxford, Cornell, Columbia, INSEAD, Georgetown, Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania.
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Students and a group of sympathetic professors said they were aware of the legal protections that tenure provides Dr. Langbert, especially since the First Amendment offers an additional layer of protection to professors at public universities because they are government employees.
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University professors enjoy tenure even as they preach the virtues of the open society.
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In 2015, three professors (including myself) published a paper looking at disclosure-only settlements.
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Once at University, they were ridiculed by professors as well as the male students.
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Law professors are divided on the policy consequences of forcing shareholders into individual arbitration.
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The majority of those complainants are professors, bringing forward harassment allegations on students' behalf.
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" Professors conduct studies on the success rate for job applicants with names like "Jamal.
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How many of Harry's old professors are still wandering Hogwarts and the Wizarding World?
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In my experience, professors are either extremely understanding of my predicament or they're not.
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According to Rajshahi police, four professors have been killed in the university since 2004.
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On May 7, 2017, four professors wrote an email to the entire humanities faculty.
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And it spanned industry trade groups, privacy organizations and more than 30 law professors.
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The university has threatened to punish professors who try to ban guns in classrooms.
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The professors' work appears in a recent edition of The Academy of Management Discoveries.
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Via Noah Smith, an interesting back-and-forth about the political leanings of professors.
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Professors get the beer, I grab a döner dürüm from the local döner place.
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Perhaps Tiyip permitted Uyghur professors to teach in Uyghur or to assign Uyghur texts.
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The three professors are Todd Heatherton, Bill Kelley and Paul Whalen according to officials.
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Most professors work with college students on campus or on their own independent research.
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There&aposs a couple of very famous professors I happen to admire very much.
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Academic freedom means that professors get to design their syllabus, not administrators like Ellison.
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Here&aposs an indisputable historical fact that eludes the most college professors these days.
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Yet, they often go unaddressed because professors have so much power in the classroom.
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The bride's parents are both professors of philosophy at the University of North Carolina.
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Of more than 2628,28500 professors included in the study, only 6900 were registered Republicans.
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I don't remember having teachers as interested in me as my professors are now.
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His professors at Reed College described him as a man with a bright future.
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Should university leaders rely on contingent professors while investing in football stadiums and gyms?
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Two New York University professors suggest that this economic logic has been partly right.
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The Airline Quality Rating, compiled by two American professors, has good and bad news.
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Maybe we'll end up paying hairdressers and building superintendents more than surgeons and professors?
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Few professors are psychologists: they are not experts in what will set students off.
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Law professors who examined the issue said the nationwide shortfall might top $11 billion.
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Senior professors said CUNY's woes have hampered its ability to retain and recruit faculty.
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Most people assumed I was an independent or a Democrat, like most Harvard professors.
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Professors in the history department spoke openly about slavery's role in sustaining the university.
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The professors worry the First Amendment can't protect the journalistic community from such assaults.
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The professors "prided" themselves on having attractive women in their labs, the lawsuit claims.
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Chinese universities tend to reward professors for achievements in research, not their teaching abilities.
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Many professors subscribe to the argument that quantifying skills "trivializes" the transmission of knowledge.
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I learned as much from my fellow students as I did from my professors
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Many professors interviewed at Yale and elsewhere said that this instance was no anomaly.
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The Times was unable to reach any of the three former professors for comment.
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I think it's something that professors made up because they needed to get jobs.
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The special counsel Unlike most university professors, I had no summer vacation this year.
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The counselors maintain ties with dorm supervisors, professors and the career center, mediating misunderstandings.
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New schedules, hidden classrooms, and demanding professors can all add to the potential stress.
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THE 2% INFLATION TARGET HAS SORT OF BECOME A RELIGION INITIATED BY THE PROFESSORS.
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It's doubtful that Trump will engage in mass imprisonments of journalists, judges and professors.
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Many history professors at Chinese universities assign the book to their students, he said.
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Professors are also subject to continual content discrimination in their teaching and their research.
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The result is a world where students and professors alike struggle to get by.
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Too many adjunct professors cannot make a living wage through teaching, Ms. Maisto said.
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So I started asking students and professors what I could do to save money.
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Students will have the option to switch between professors, depending on their learning style.
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Then I had spent a day talking to University of Illinois students and professors.
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Another open letter in his defense was signed by 95 law professors across California.
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As previously taboo subjects enter the classroom debate, students and professors are still adjusting.
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Professors try to accommodate students in individual conferences by working in their preferred language.
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Mr. Hemel and Mr. Posner are professors at the University of Chicago Law School.
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Daniel Hemel and Eric Posner are professors at the University of Chicago Law School.
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We recovering professors owe him an enormous debt for his merciless treatment of academia.
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At the top of the list: professors who expose their views on current affairs.
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Despite his donations and courtship of top professors, Epstein himself did not attend Harvard.
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"We have helped professors of all backgrounds," one seller wrote through Taobao's chat function.
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The professors quickly realized it would be their toughest assignment yet in forensic scatology.
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College professors and administrators care deeply about the health and education of their students.
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More than 70 law professors across the country signed a glowing letter of endorsement.
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They're graphic designers and domestic workers, accountants and writers, adjunct professors and day laborers.
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"I grew up in white suburbs with other lawyers' and professors' kids," she said.
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What is your reaction to the two business professors' list of top sports rivalries?
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The articles and essays are current and highly relatable for both students and professors.
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The professors gave the worst grades to norms of civil discourse on both sides.
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The professors' home was a telescope to how the other (more affluent) half lived.
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Judge John Hodgman Dallas writes: My friend André and I are professors in Illinois.
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" The professors observe, "The new conspiracism sometimes seems to arise out of thin air.
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Other leftist professors have had their lives disrupted by the right-wing outrage machine.
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As the semester progressed, Gililland claims other professors joined Sperry in manipulating her grades.
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To address students properly, professors need to know right away what to call them.
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Now, when my professors treat me like any other student, I'm a little mystified.
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In interviews, professors and students said the causes were not hard to pin down.
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David F. Engstrom and Daniel E. Ho are professors of law at Stanford University.
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Raj Patel and Eric Tang are professors at the University of Texas at Austin.
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My biggest struggle was finding a better ways to communicate with classmates and professors.
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That is a long list: families, university students and professors, business owners and partners.
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Three other law professors invited by Democrats argued that Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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Every one of the visiting researchers and professors utilizing 'J' visas are from China.
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The audience was made up of graduate students and young professors—all passionate Osterites.
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The list is clearly an effort to intimidate professors from speaking truth to power.
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Who knows, but the company was founded by Duke professors who are medical oncologists.
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And college provided me with incredible role models in the form of my professors.
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I had amazing professors who cared about me and incredible jobs outside the classroom.
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"We got law professors here," he joked at the end of his opening statement.
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The two professors' argument is, to say the least, not universally accepted by scholars.
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He said he had to "unlearn" some of what his law professors taught him.
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Meanwhile, some students and professors may not have access to necessary technology at home.
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Shachar Kariv and Steven Tadelis are economics professors at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The writers are professors at the School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley.
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At Wright State University in Ohio, the French horn and tuba professors are out.
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Other law professors, many of them who, like Adler, tend to be conservative, concurred.
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In the book, I focus on three moments of contact: peers, professors, and policy.
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The second are your professors, and then you have to interact with school policies.
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None of the professors thought Sanders would, if nominated, lose by such huge margins.
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Ezra Klein: But I find that I have on a lot of people who are, let's say, B-list famous, like not Elon Musk, but way better known than random professors I have on, and the random professors often do much better.
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And even, did you see the poll of the Democratic professors -- no, not all are Democrat professors, while they are all Democrats, saying you know, rating the president his standings has dropped by about 10 slices because of the Me Too movement.
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In addition to breaching the brotherhood of English professors at Brown and Harvard, Professor Lewalski crashed another barrier: She refused to be consigned to the back door of the Brown faculty club, which was the portal reserved for professors' wives and other women.
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They put the numbers in historical context: if the percentage of female art professors had grown in proportion to the percentage of female art students in Poland, "women should have constituted the majority of art professors already in the 1970s," they write.
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Professors in unrelated departments have canceled classes to allow their students to participate in protests.
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Three professors at the University of Texas, Austin, tried the legal route late last year.
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But women comprise just 16% of top-level science and technology researchers, professors and professionals.
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One barrier you mentioned in your talk arises when senior professors don't teach introductory classes.
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And then the very conservative professors and teachers here in Germany were upset about us.
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"Professors getting killed is not new for us here," business student Anwar Zahid tells CNN.
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Professors say the use of student informers is creating a climate of fear in classrooms.
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In each of the complaints, he found the male professors did not violate the rules.
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BuzzFeed News attempted to reach a handful of attorneys and law professors on the matter.
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Generally, the members were all professionals: businessmen, lawyers, doctors, financiers, TV producers, and college professors.
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Universities have little power to pick their pupils and even less to attract star professors.
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"What about a Call of Duty tournament?" one of the professors suggests, with a laugh.
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Ms. Speier's proposal comes amid two high-profile incidents of accusations against male university professors.
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The basic components of the game are still there, including battles, rivalries and helpful professors.
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At the leftish Leipzig University male and female professors are collectively called "Professorinnen", or "professoresses".
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In recent years German law professors have been central to imagining and implementing European unification.
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TC: What incentives do you use to counter the money being thrown at your professors?
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Finally, one of the professors came and opened a door and everyone just sprinted in.
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Mr Bezos studied at Princeton, and one of his professors was Gerard O'Neill, a physicist.
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Then she became a researcher for two professors at Harvard, which was interesting but lonely.
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Ramakrishnan and Merolla are professors of political science at the University of California at Riverside.
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If the professors are right again, more investors will be tempted by Bordeaux and Bugattis.
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Two professors, an American and an Australian, were abducted from the university earlier this month.
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Senior professors may be unconsciously drawn to favour students who look like their younger selves.
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Two professors, an American and an Australian, were abducted from the university earlier this month.
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One of my professors took the class period today just to talk out our feelings.
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We'd ask for feedback from Stanford professors who've invested before, contacts I'd made, angel investors.
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There, Duda said he had consulted with lawyers, judges, law professors, sociologists, philosophers and politicians.
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On Monday, five prominent securities law professors urged the justices to take up the case.
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Students had fought long and hard to keep their professors, and now they feel betrayed.
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A group of female professors informed the university's board that there was a serious issue.
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Professors use email, which is asynchronous, but not easily shared among students attending a class.
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Dozens have fled Thailand since the coup, including cabinet ministers, university professors and political activists.
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Other law professors need to ask this question persistently and loudly in the public domain.
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" He explained his professors told him that acting is "about these characters you are serving.
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UW is a research university, meaning professors must do research on top of their teaching.
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With so many Democrats on campuses, the real surprise is that more professors haven't fled.
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Woessner, a conservative political scientist at Penn State, thought liberal professors were indoctrinating their students.
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Machines will impact the jobs of surgeons and professors long before they impact her job.
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If actually carried out, it would likely result in a brain drain of qualified professors.
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Over 200 law professors have signed an open letter denouncing the violence against the protesters.
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Courses on civil society at some universities have been closed and professors told to behave.
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It was not helping, and Pakistan continued targeting Baloch teachers, professors, academics, lawyers, and others.
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" Still, some professors have said Nikias "has lost the moral authority to lead the university.
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A lot of professors and students feel like they're not even allowed to ask questions.
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Government officials, professors and think tank directors can all offer up names for that award.
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Joyce once boasted that the puzzles of "Ulysses" would keep the professors busy for centuries.
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The magazine name-checks a strawberry picker and hotel workers alongside actors, professors and journalists.
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Classes will start on Wednesday at Long Island University-Brooklyn without key participants: The professors.
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Warren's politics, and certainly among most law professors it is almost sacrilege to criticize her.
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One of my professors commented that manipulation isn't bad, and a four-hour debate ensued.
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The two law professors grounded their reforms in John Rawls's veil of ignorance thought experiment.
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The groom's parents are also clinical associate professors at New York University School of Medicine.
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Her clients include tech entrepreneurs, CEOs, professors, scientists, and philanthropists from their 20s to 50s.
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Avenue three: to have wider intellectual diversity, require universities to hire more center-right professors.
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Learning by doing and learning in social spaces with professors is reflected in the design.
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These students from Sarah Lawrence College said some of their professors encouraged them to march.
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The American Association of University Professors has criticized the watchlist as a tool of intimidation.
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I spoke with professors who had spent the last year turning ideas into lesson plans.
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On Campus: Dispatches from college students, professors and administrators on higher education and university life.
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This is led by professors from the University of Oxford and the University of Amsterdam.
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In medical school, none of my professors had ever broached the possibility of disease eradication.
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I thought that was just for snobby, well-to-do older people or college professors.
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In the process, they are limiting the number of professors who can teach the technology.
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The truth is that university professors are hired because of their research, not their teaching.
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There's a reason why ethics professors tend not to be more ethical than other people.
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Thank you, Mr. President, for shielding us from the "worst of the worst" chemistry professors.
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Katherine Levine EinsteinDavid M. GlickMaxwell PalmerThe writers are professors of political science at Boston University.
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Dr. Moss said she would not have expected him or other professors to do so.
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Statements from deans and distinguished professors warned of what they characterized as inappropriate board interference.
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Many prison art programs are taught by volunteers, professional artists, teaching artists, students, and professors.
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Tell why the school's size, curriculum, social atmosphere, location, professors or history influenced your choice.
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Most Germans have stories like those my American studies professors would tell us at university.
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For the professors making the complaint, the outpouring of support has been bittersweet, they said.
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It's another tiny enigma that readers and professors have argued over for almost a century.
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The University of North Carolina is a top academic institution, with fine professors and departments.
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Administrators sought to erect a firewall around a single troubled department and a few professors.
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I think the university and professors need payment and that is partially what tuition does.
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In 2015, Uber hired 40 people from a Carnegie Mellon robotics lab, including research professors.
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He said many professors went to work at Google and returned to their university positions.
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I grew up in the swaddled cacophony of morning chatter between tourists, professors, and videographers.
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This has created a perpetual backlog of aspiring assistant professors, all competing for fewer jobs.
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The professors and Mr. Hughes are not alone in focusing on Facebook's company-buying campaign.
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The professors are facing charges of manufacturing methamphetamine and using drug paraphernalia, the released stated.
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Seven were professors or doctors -- and all but one were over the age of 40.
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One of her professors in the Department of Religion texted her at 7:25 a.m.
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Yet somehow, starting in 1969, an intellectual romance bloomed between these two professors of psychology.
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I chose a Yankee college where professors mistook my genteel accent for a brain disorder.
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Students have mounted national campaigns to get professors fired for offensive Facebook posts and tweets.
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She emailed my professors and advisers to ask for a leave of absence for me.
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Mahershala Ali, best supporting actor for "Moonlight" I want to thank my teachers, my professors.
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They would pluck people up — professors, teachers, journalists, students — anyone advocating a more just society.
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Several black professors have been threatened with lynching, shooting or rape for denouncing white supremacy.
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Professors Nasr and Vaez are policy experts in Washington who focus on the Middle East.
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Law professors who specialize in antitrust said it was unlikely regulators would block the deal.
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At Wednesday's meeting, which was organized by professors at the program, he reiterated his apology.
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At Wednesday's meeting, which was organized by professors at the program, he reiterated his apology.
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The tenure committee submitted his file, including all his publications, to three professors for evaluation.
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But when law professors proffer distorted interpretations of the document, they risk misleading the public.
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The disability office worked with professors to convert all written materials into an accessible format.
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Thus, the concerns being voiced by universities, professors and students are, in our opinion, unwarranted.
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Soon his cellphone was buzzing with messages from university students, professors, security guards and others.
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Then alien ideas promoted by intellectuals and outsiders — writers, journalists, professors, foreigners — undermined that harmony.
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Professors love them because they offer real-world examples of why businesses succeed and fail.
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The school has more than two dozen professors on its faculty, including two former deans.
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We also need to teach professors, peers and others to be better mentors and advocates.
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Darren Samuelsohn, senior White House reporter: It made four constitutional law professors 15-minute famous.
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"Mao disliked greatly the economists — especially economic professors from America," Mr. Zhou told The Guardian.
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The professors pour their ideas into the students' minds — and it's not just at Swarthmore.
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How has Spear, who is transgender and nonbinary, tried to address the problem with professors?
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I also don't know whether my professors knew of the rumors swirling about Judge Kozinski.
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In addition, tech giants and other companies have been poaching professors and hiring new Ph.D.s.
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Dozens of law professors from the university sent a letter to the college on Feb.
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However, a number of her professors felt that her work was too provincial and naïve.
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The common perception that professors made allowances for minority students was false, Mr. Gonzalez said.
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Muslims are doctors, lawyers, law professors, members of the military, entrepreneurs, shopkeepers, moms and dads.
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Looking back, I can't believe my roster of professors; they are heroes to me now.
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Locked-out professors have also accused the administration and replacement teachers of intellectual property theft.
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For most professors, and even some grad students, they go on for pages and pages.
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Many professors who escaped imprisonment left the country, creating an international diaspora of Turkish educators.
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"I'm still young, so I draw a lot of lessons from my professors," he said.
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They show him elitist liberals, professors and entertainers, disdaining his values and mocking his religion.
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Some students give their professors feedback by filling out teacher evaluations, others use a paintbrush.
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All of us have professional day jobs as political science professors, which is demanding enough.
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Recently, I asked on Twitter how intro psychology professors deal with inconsistencies in their textbooks.
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Two law professors said they expect Bergdahl will receive a dishonorable discharge at a minimum.
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Professors at the University of Texas at Austin pointed to three professors who had turned down speaking invitations, one student who had decided not to apply for admission, and one instance of a professor at another university deciding not to apply for a potential job.
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So why are we allowing women's studies professors to be thought leaders in what makes men?
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Students improve their work habits and communication skills in response to input from peers and professors.
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The professors, who both earned PhDs at Johns Hopkins University, were returning from an engineering conference.
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Patrick Warren and Darren Linvill, professors at Clemson University, have studied the trove of Russian posts.
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This allowed them to add 300 tenure-track professors and expand enrollment to approximately 5.13,000 students.
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Neither the students nor the professors were ever informed of the experiment, raising concerns of consent.
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The three professors had been suspended and banned for protesting the college's unconstitutional free speech zone.
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But that acceptance was withdrawn by top officials after professors expressed concerns about her criminal past.
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" Prominent professors are proudly proclaiming in our most elite law reviews that "Originalism is our Law.
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In response, Bekaert sent emails to editors of finance journals and business professors around the world.
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Even educators and those who identified as actual college professors could relate to Mueller's press conference.
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Of the scores of professors listed in the TPUSA "Professor Watch List," none teach at MSU.
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In higher education, the individuals that the Koch Foundation invests in aren't just professors and lecturers.
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They provide a highly intensive education, with all students and often professors too living on campus.
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As the research by professors Rockmann and Pratt indicates, the company may have had a point.
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Then there's that wonderful theme, played thousands of times for chefs and showmen, professors and priests.
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The Casagrandes are college professors, nurses, entrepreneurs and one of them is even a professional crier.
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He was the only African-American in his class and intent on making his professors proud.
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I went from there, based on what I knew, and got input from friends and professors.
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Professors are revamping courses to address the ethical challenges tech companies are grappling with right now.
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Now, she takes classes online whenever she can to avoid interacting with professors or other students.
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Two UCLA professors of psychology also studied the benefits of helping others and found similar results.
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In more than 100 movies, he played corrupt cricket officials, dance teachers, professors, lawyers and ministers.
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In professors Flynn and Adams's research, they also find that people overestimate the distastefulness of regifting.
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Princeton professors Julian Zelizer and Sam Wang exchanged their own set of emails on the topic.
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Liberals are like tweedy college professors trying to talk their way out of a bar brawl.
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It lists the names and affiliations of college professors whose opinions and views submitters find offensive.
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Such statements trigger the professors' fourth indicator: "Readiness to curtail civil liberties of opponents, including media".
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" It specifically targets teachers and professors "for making students depressed and giving us bulls**t work.
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Liberal law professors at Yale who know Kavanaugh well agree that he is a brilliant jurist.
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So now even the professors who show up on Fox comprehend what I&aposm talking about.
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For example, he said, it is unlikely famous professors would replicate the work of graduate students.
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Like websites where students rate professors, ad hoc ratings of police will be fraught with problems.
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Some of my friends in high school went on to be college professors and famous musicians.
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UCLA started offering the course in 2001, but the professors said it is becoming increasingly important.
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Many liberal professors are doomsayers about concealed carry, but they aren't willing to walk the talk.
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But the public sector unions are incredibly diverse, ranging from professors to home health care workers.
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"Yes, professors lean left (although with some caveats)," Inside Higher Ed's Scott Jaschik wrote in February.
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The EB-1B green card for outstanding researchers and professors requires an employer to sponsor you.
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But that doesn't explain why there are conservative math professors but not many right-wing anthropologists.
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He suffered from depression, it's true, but was no more miserable than many other tenured professors.
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Some law professors questioned if Democrats alone have the required injury to bring the lawsuit forward.
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But Gordon said one question that came up was what students and professors should fight with.
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The things my professors drone on and on about—can they actually help me make money?
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There, she studied under esteemed professors, met her co-founder and even emailed with Steve Jobs.
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However, past Fed chairs, including the once-revered Alan Greenspan, were not necessarily professors of macroeconomics.
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Google and Uber later opened research centers, hiring dozens of Carnegie Mellon professors and graduate students.
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They had often been governors, lawmakers, cabinet members, law professors, practicing lawyers or state court judges.
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In those days, many universities had limits on the number of female professors they would hire.
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As for tests, professors are the last people who should object to society's people-sorting operations.
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Recently, a study conducted by two economics professors on California's minimum wage experiment did just that.
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Professors Daniel Kahneman and the late Amos Tversky famously demonstrated that losses loom larger than gains.
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"The technical advances of HBS Online, coupled with excellent professors, were a welcome surprise," he says.
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University of Pennsylvania professors are paid generous salaries — they make an average of $217,411 per year.
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When I got to M.I.T., in 1984, there were very few women full professors, maybe two.
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These sprang up only after computers were common in classrooms, and now professors struggle to cope.
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Her professors are working with her to figure out how to make this work, she said.
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It was not uncommon for professors and teaching assistants to date or even marry their students.
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Here's a chart from The Wall Street Journal based on research done by two economics professors.
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Darien Shanske and Dennis Ventry are professors at the University of California Davis School of Law.
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They rate him below gays and lesbians, college professors, immigrants, people on food stamps, and environmentalists.
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Chu's essay suggests that the power afforded to professors over their students lends itself to abuse.
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The bottom line: Until education becomes more of a priority nationwide, attitudes among professors won't change.
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Enraptured by his white professors, he decorated his modest lodgings in punctilious imitation of their homes.
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The class sizes were small so I was able to build close relationships with my professors.
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At a nearby lunch spot, professors discussed the line of TV trucks at the college's entrance.
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Heterodox Academy is a network of professors seeking more diversity of viewpoints on American college campuses.
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It's what the rich kids in Ivy League schools do, as do their comfortably tenured professors.
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She convinced a handful of professors to make her company a case study for their classes.
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I've been warned by my professors that a degree in writing is unlikely to bring riches.
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No one bats an eye if universities build housing for students, grad students and tenured professors.
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J. J. Prescott and Sonja B. Starr are professors at the University of Michigan Law School.
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And even Ivy League professors can't resist an opportunity to write a little wizard fan fiction.
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As Harris crawled through the secret passages, he thought, If my professors could see me now!
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Mr. Hemel and Mr. Posner are professors of law at the University of Chicago Law School.
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Daniel Hemel and Eric Posner are professors of law at the University of Chicago Law School.
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While rarely silly, Professor Cleese is often funny, frequently perceptive and, unlike many professors, never dull.
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While open research access advocates are calling it a win, it could pose challenges for professors.
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Yanna Krupnikov and John Barry Ryan are associate professors of political science at Stony Brook University.
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Instead, encouraged by my parents and professors, I created the narrative of myself as a scientist.
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Andy Yap and Charlene Y. Chen, two professors at INSEAD Singapore think they have the answer.
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Bavaria took the measure one step further, barring teachers and university professors from covering their faces.
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ANNE DAVISCAROLYN WESTHOFF, NEW YORK The writers are professors of obstetrics and gynecology at Columbia University.
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The strategists have more experience with this kind of thing than newspaper editors or journalism professors.
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The research behind the company began at M.I.T. under two professors, David Tennenhouse and John Guttag.
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We don't ask college professors to solve the student debt crisis; we ask them to teach.
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The professors involved in these episodes all declined, or did not respond to, requests for comment.
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Instead, professors can focus on the actual, personal instruction that is most valuable to their students.
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I accepted that I wasn't a writer after all — my grad school professors had been wrong.
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At Carnegie Mellon, 17 professors, all of them tenured, have moved into industry, the study showed.
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To make this work, the professors add a whole leap week every fifth or sixth year.
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Many law professors, including several quoted in this column, have signed briefs opposing Mr. Trump's actions.
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There were eight generals, some engineers and professors, an actor, and a smattering from other professions.
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She put an ad in the paper advertising house cleaning, and a couple, both professors, answered.
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The Google event changed the tenor of government discussions about funding, according to several Chinese professors.
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She went to her professors and said she was raped and asked for a second chance.
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The two were well-regarded electrical engineering professors who had formed a military satellite communications company.
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As a result, the relationship between graduate students and professors is one that hinges on trust.
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" He added, "Professors have coercive power, which isn't the best thing to pair with financial opportunity.
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The tale of the couple, two computer science professors, was brought to us by Kashmir Hill.
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The debate has pitted students and professors against a government that appears increasingly intolerant of dissent.
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Both Mousavi and Daneshmand are professors at the University of Alberta, according to the university's website.
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When the new students arrive on campus, they often wonder where the professors of color are.
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It is good to see the outpouring of love and support from alumni, professors and students.
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In 1973, not long after the killing, she invited her classmates and professors to her apartment.
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Lieber is one of Harvard's most distinguished professors and a leader in nanoscience and nanotechnology research.
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She met a group of photographers through her professors there, including Daniel Seymour and Paco Grande.
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On that point, Professors Tribe and Feldman were united in their disagreement, if for different reasons.
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Elise Stefanik slams Democrats for relying on constitutional law professors to answer questions about constitutional law
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Both are professors at Tsinghua University in Beijing and members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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An astonishingly large percentage of graduate students and professors in science today are foreigners and immigrants.
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"If it's good for me, why not extend the idea to all the professors?" he said.
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Students who earn this degree often go on to be civil engineers, software developers and professors.
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But the black faculty retention rate has been an issue for both current students and professors.
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Sometimes ya just gotta appreciate professors who do everything possible to help you succeed 🙌🏻 pic.twitter.
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More prestigious colleges offer access to great professors and help fast-track a career (especially financially).
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The American Association of University Professors is the flagship organization for the protection of academic freedom.
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Don't expect to see professors Karlan or Feldman showing up again on Capitol Hill anytime soon.
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Its founders have gone on to become celebrated law professors, members of Congress, and Cabinet officials.
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In addition to clerking for the Supreme Court, they become law professors who develop legal theory.
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Gardeners, botanists and ecology professors were quizzed on whether the tree would make it to Christmas.
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O'Connor and Weatherall are professors of logic, and they break down the mechanics of misinformation accordingly.
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And that kind of led me to do some research with some professors in the department.
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Most professors leave their ideology at the door when they teach the next generation of leaders.
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"These provisions should substantially reduce record-keeping and filing costs," the economists and law professors said.
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But Congress couldn't pull together $1.2 million for this website used by professors at nursing schools.
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A group of more than 30 law professors and lawyers will serve as an advisory board.
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