The community and structure an instructor builds during the academic year can disappear each summer, when the bulk of his or her research is conducted. Many scholars struggle with the solitude.
The university’s chief, Douglas D. Baker, resigned in response to an uproar over his circumvention of state bidding rules to pay top advisers handsomely.
The president’s order called for more money and less oversight of apprenticeship programs. Some people questioned whether the quality of those programs might suffer.
Catherine E. Lhamon, the departmentâs civil-rights chief under President Barack Obama, told ProPublica that the changes were âstunningâ and âdangerous.â
The Caribbean gave a new perspective to dictionary research last week, reports Allan Metcalf.
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