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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Constantine Wasonga, secretary general of the lecturers' union, told Reuters on Thursday they had reached an agreement with the Inter Public Universities Councils Consultative Forum (IPUCCF), which negotiates lecturers' welfare with the government.
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College lecturers can check whether they are distributing grades properly.
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Zach Randolph and the other lecturers at Grit and Grind University.
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The vast majority of lecturers have only bachelors or masters degrees.
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Lecturers from humanities, social sciences and philosophy departments should weigh in.
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Guest lecturers on various topics provide plenty of cultural enrichment, too.
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They help produce performances, live bands, lecturers, deck parties and more.
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These include disagreements with lecturers over China's borders with India, whether Taiwan and Hong Kong should be described as countries, and lecturers' insinuations that Chinese students cheat in exams and that Chinese officials are often drunk.
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Now lecturers are using it to grade the never-ending things, too.
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Guest lecturers will provide opportunities for students to engage with other artists.
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Her parents are both lecturers at Yale Law School in New Haven.
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PUST conducts classes in English and many of its lecturers are foreigners.
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Her camp meetings and revivals began to feature cross-burnings and Klan lecturers.
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Both authors are lecturers in creative writing and each has produced three novels.
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In Damascus University's civil-engineering department, two-thirds of the lecturers have fled.
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Strikes by casino staff or graduate lecturers might not make the same impression. ■
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Plans are underway to offer free courses from Ivorian university lecturers, with paid examinations.
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When they looked at the grades given by the lecturers, the same thing happened.
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University of New York School of Public Health and lecturers in medicine at Harvard
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Lecturers know the industry he wants to enter; many work for Lufthansa, an airline.
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Attendance has been sparse, with students, lecturers and other employees staying home in fear.
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Lecturers gripe about complaints from Chinese students who bristle at criticism of their government.
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The lecturers who were kidnapped are American and Australian, the US and Australian embassies confirmed.
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We've had public health physicians and guest lecturers who are opioid users themselves come in.
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He is also featured on a poster as one of three prominent lecturers from abroad.
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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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Kim Il Sung University, however, plays host to foreign students and lecturers, not just North Koreans.
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The latest crisis is that lecturers have gone on strike over cuts to their juicy pensions.
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According to the lecturers' union, this could wipe £10,000 a year off the average academic's pension.
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I have psychologists, journalists, lecturers, housewives and people with the knowledge of the Quran and Hadith.
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Such systems do not replace teachers, but allow them to act as mentors rather than lecturers.
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Six different lecturers currently teach the course, including Andrea Corney, lecturer in management at Stanford GSB.
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That number rises to about two-thirds if other nontenured positions such as lecturers are included.
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I soon got into trouble with lecturers because of commuting to Manchester to train at Master Toddy's.
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Teachers and lecturers in northwestern Pakistan have been allowed to carry weapons since the Peshawar school attack.
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However, in Rachel's course team of eight lecturers, four are using modafinil to get their work done.
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Instructors, lecturers, and professors are positioned as public authority figures in college classrooms with little external oversight.
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I then slowly started receiving expired medicine from my lecturers and classmates, which broadened my color palette.
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Jolie joins Jane Connors, William Hague and Madeleine Rees who will also be special lecturers in the program.
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University lecturers and students marched in London to protest Universities UK's (UUK) decision to restructure lecturer pension plans.
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But their shiny facilities often mask curriculums and lecturers that are no better than the average public institution.
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Lecturers get credit for showing that they have thought about the ethnicity gap when being assessed for promotion.
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Some wonder whether frustration over language is to blame for rising violence against lecturers at universities. Peut-être.
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As at Olin, which has advised NMITE, lecturers will be hired for their teaching expertise rather than publication records.
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Professor Abbadi and Professor Kararah returned to Egypt in the 1960s to be lecturers at the University of Alexandria.
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Witnesses said security forces blocked professors and lecturers from coming out to protest outside the university, arresting at least eight.
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The latest conflict is in Britain where university lecturers are indulging in strike action over changes to their future benefits.
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The footage shook the region, drew outrage from political leaders and led to the suspension of at least four lecturers.
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Most countries do all they can to lure students from around the world, including seeking to attract the best lecturers.
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In contrast, basic salaries for lecturers at public universities range from 69,000 shillings to 200,000 shillings each month, before allowances.
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What Monica did was very brave and I hope lecturers will now see that there are consequences to their actions.
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Passengers, Dr. Hellman said, are now more knowledgeable than ever about history, anthropology and archaeology — and expect more from lecturers.
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Guest lecturers at the school, where tuition was as high as £14,000 per year, included diplomats and former and current politicians.
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Doctors and university lecturers say if the government cracked down on corruption, there would be more money to pay public servants.
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Shephard said that students and lecturers who'd watched the film so far had all been pretty shocked by what they saw.
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Journalists, students, workers or lecturers who have valid invitations or employment contracts in the U.S. would be exempt from the ban.
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Ugandan local media also captured one of the school's male lecturers asking a female student for sex in exchange for marks.
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At People & People, consultant Park said he gave AI hiring talks to over 700 university students, graduates and lecturers in 2019.
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At People & People, consultant Park said he gave AI hiring talks to over 700 university students, graduates and lecturers in 2019.
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Average course grades, in other words, rose from B+ to A-. To test an obvious alternative hypothesis to that of self-deluded grade inflation—namely that the lecturers' abilities were improving with practice, and that this was increasing their students' grades—the two researchers then looked at grade improvements during the first three years that lecturers taught their courses.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's public university lecturers have resumed a nationwide strike over low pay, nearly three months after ending a similar protest.
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Another deck will house a state-of-art spa and numerous wellness facilities that include educational programs, guest lecturers and evening entertainment.
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We also have guest lecturers, as well as share articles and videos — but the book club is our most comprehensive learning tool.
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More seriously, there remain few incentives for lecturers to teach in novel ways: research is what matters in building an academic career.
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The instructor is Glen Weyl, an economist at Microsoft Research, and the course will have guest lecturers from Amazon, Pandora and Uber.
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Led by lecturers Dennis P. Paul and Jakob Bak, the circular algorithmic sound installation debuted at Resonate Festival 2015 in Belgrade, Serbia.
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Lecturers and students who recognized otherwise had to resort to other means, even stealing bodies from fresh graves or assailing funeral processions.
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"That's the problem with the blasphemy law," said Bivitri Susanti, head of the Jakarta chapter of Indonesia's Association of Constitutional Law Lecturers.
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Wade: Four Decades Later, a discussion with Yale Law School lecturers and other scholars, on Saturday at the New-York Historical Society.
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Such a move is already backed by the UCU, a trade union for lecturers, and the Sutton Trust, an influential education charity.
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In writing and performing, she not only surpassed the fervor of Klan lecturers but even claimed that many biblical heroes were actually Klansmen.
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From his home in Memphis, Tennessee, Mr Qadhi plans to launch a new Islamic seminary later this year, staffed exclusively by Western lecturers.
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"Cruise lines departing from new ports like China and Brazil have now started asking us for bilingual lecturers and native speakers," he said.
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She hopes her case will give young women facing harassment on campuses the confidence to reject inappropriate advances from their lecturers, she said.
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Such a move is already backed by the University and College Union, which represents lecturers, and the Sutton Trust, an influential education charity.
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Middle-class people, including doctors and university lecturers, then take to the streets of the capital, Khartoum, spearheading a national uprising against military dictatorship.
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Meanwhile, both lecturers saw that an unexpected political endorsement by a newspaper would be seen as a way of standing out to the public.
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In addition to Ms. Adichie, past Freedom to Write lecturers have included Orhan Pamuk, Salman Rushdie, Wole Soyinka, Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Masha Gessen.
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The unfortunate reality of higher education is that most of the undergraduate teaching is carried out by part-time lecturers with no job security.
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More than 150,000 police, teachers, university lecturers, journalists and other professionals have been sacked or suspended from their jobs and 50,000 people have been arrested.
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While lecturers were encouraged in the past to socialize a bit with the guests, now it is required, said Douglas Gray, a Manhattan-based consultant.
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Foreign students who have been accepted to a U.S. school or lecturers invited to speak at an American university would be allowed entry, for example.
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It gave examples: students admitted to American universities qualified, as did workers with job offers from American companies and lecturers invited to address American audiences.
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A strike over the same grievances ended in December after the lecturers said they had reached an agreement with the government for a rise in salaries.
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" In the statement, Elmendorf said the school sometimes invites speakers and lecturers, "even if their actions or words are abhorrent to some members of our community.
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But it was closed for two months from November by Uganda's autocratic president, Yoweri Museveni, after a strike by lecturers over unpaid bonuses sparked student protests.
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Aside from the pay issue, the lecturers had also demanded access to services available to other public servants like car loans and higher quality medical insurance.
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They simply disagreed with their lecturers in the same way that students challenge teaching staff and each other in classrooms all over the country every day.
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The spokesman said the title was honorary and the duchess would not be giving any lecturers in "philantrepreneurship" - a word that is not in the dictionary.
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One night, it became the obsession of one of the guest lecturers, the Kenyan writer Binyavanga Wainaina, to bring Adichie to one of Lagos's seamier nightspots.
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Academic salaries have been falling by about 2% a year in real terms for two decades, and the army of part-time lecturers has grown ever bigger.
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Many Klan lecturers worked to induce a religious commitment among listeners, and many claimed biblical authorization for the Ku Klux Klan, but none as diligently as White.
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The lecturers, often seasoned officers, take great pains to impress the gravity of their message and the wider implications of the actions of police in today's America.
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By that time, they had already established themselves as highly desired lecturers even though they were just a few years older than the students they were teaching.
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With assistance from Enrico Bertini and Cristian Felix of New York University, The Economist has analysed 1,289,407 reviews of 1,066 professors and lecturers in New York state.
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They went north, became lecturers, and there was something about their earnest, sweet, humorless determination that allowed them to get away with the political equivalent of murder.
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Rita Monticelli, one of Mr. Zaki's lecturers at the University of Bologna, said she had learned that he was concerned about the possibility of losing his scholarship.
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As for those who don't do this for a living, usefulness is probably a bit limited, though there are plenty of other potential uses, like school lecturers.
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University lecturers are also striking over pay, worsening the political crisis before elections in August, when Kenyans choose their next president, members of parliament and local governors.
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The rest were forced to return into the faculty club house, where security forces surrounded the building trapping about 100 professors and lecturers inside for nearly three hours.
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"We demand the president of the republic to step down," one placard read carried by the lecturers inside the club house, according to pictures posted on social media.
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A successful marriage is a huge happiness (and success) booster for many people, but Poe and her fellow lecturers have a much broader definition of "love" in mind.
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A 2010 survey of college students and lecturers in Ghana and Tanzania universities found "sex-for-grades" was the most common form of harassment students faced on campuses.
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Since the B.D.C. opened in 2011 as a nonprofit exhibition and education space, Latin American photographers have been to the center as guests and lecturers, Mr. Kamber said.
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On February 27, the Storefront will host a conference on the subject of closed worlds and systems in design and architecture with a long list of luminary lecturers.
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There, an archivist showed her a large handmade book listing the activities of students, graduates, and lecturers during World War—and Fara was bowled over by what she saw.
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University lecturers are also striking over pay, deepening the political crisis ahead of the elections in August when Kenyans choose their next president, members of parliament and local governors.
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Increasingly, academics find they can get only short-term contracts; lecturers have held protests against zero-hours contracts, to which workers in unskilled jobs have been subjected for years.
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He added that the other properties — a two-story stone house and a small residence — would be used for a variety of functions, including as lodging for visiting lecturers.
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Himmelstein and Woolhandler are professors of health policy and management at the City University of New York School of Public Health and lecturers in medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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The lecturers, who began the strike on Thursday, said in a statement they were also demanding services available to other public servants like car loans and higher quality medical insurance.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Lecturers in Kenya's public universities ended a strike on Saturday after reaching agreement with the government over pay and other issues, according to a statement from their union.
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University and college lecturers only recently suspended their own strike action, accepting a joint committee of experts to arbitrate with the government in a dispute over cuts to their pensions.
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The two men, lecturers at the American University of Afghanistan, were kidnapped Sunday evening when two gunmen stopped the car they were riding in, an Afghan security official told CNN.
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It is not a total coincidence that this business plan sounds a bit like Heleo, Griscom's company that's trying to create subscription services based around high-profile authors and lecturers.
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Valid relationships include reporters, students, and workers or lecturers who have valid invitations or contracts in the U.S. Hotel reservations and car rentals don't count, even if they are prepaid.
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Three of the hostages were lecturers from the University of Maiduguri who were abducted while on an oil exploration trip in Magumeri, in the northeastern Borno state, in July 2017.
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It could take extra years to get your degree in Nigeria, because the university lecturers were so often on strike, and when you graduated there seemed to be no jobs.
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The report showed that students often do not disclose sexual assaults to the police, university administrations or other formal reporting bodies, instead confiding in friends, tutors or lecturers, advocates say.
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The Supreme Court ruled that workers who accepted jobs from American companies, students who enrolled at a U.S. university, or lecturers invited to address a U.S. audience would also be exempt.
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In the three months since the coup attempt, authorities have suspended or dismissed 53,000 civil servants, judges, lecturers, military personnel and police - purging some of the most established pillars of society.
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Three men from industries that control our culture, bullies and lecturers all, allegedly grabbing and groping whatever vulnerable woman, man or child might have the bad luck of catching their eye.
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Indeed, what ring of plausibility their hypothesis has is largely enforced anecdotally: Of course college lecturers are a bunch of lefties because, well... George Orwell mentions that it's a stereotype, basically.
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We engaged two senior Russian generals — who were also lecturers and authors from their general staff academy, who had written about advanced weapons…and they said a number of interesting things.
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On Thursday, lecturers also launched a strike to protest against what they described as the government's continued failure to implement a deal signed in March to boost salaries and housing allowances.
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Citing passages attributed to some of these writings, lecturers petitioned the University of Ghana Council to take down the monument, saying the independence leader made racist comments about black South Africans.
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In Berlin, the country's capital, the beginning of the summer semester has been postponed, with lecturers and students who have visited areas deemed high-risk to self-isolate for two weeks.
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The festival is essentially Coachella for the higher consciousness community, offering a four-day schedule populated by yogis, devotional musicians, lecturers, astrologers, and artists with names like Windsong and Light Hawk.
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Under the British counter-extremism initiative, called PREVENT, public sector employees— including teachers, doctors, university lecturers, and social workers—are mandated to report people who may be at risk of radicalization.
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"The information from lectures we have had from SyriaScholar, like how to read an [electrocardiogram] or chest X-rays, gave us knowledge that was missed out by our lecturers here," he said.
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Steffie Woolhandler and David U. Himmelstein are primary care physicians, professors of health policy at the City University of New York at Hunter College, and lecturers in medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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Adding to pressure on the president in the build up to the August vote, university lecturers and doctors in state hospitals have been on strike for weeks over pay and working conditions.
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In response to student pressure, Harvard Law Dean John Manning has said that he is unable to comment directly on personnel matters, but noted that the school weighs allegations against its lecturers seriously.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's public university lecturers have ended a strike over low pay after reaching an agreement with authorities, a union official said, allowing classes to resume after being suspended since early March.
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There's a brief tour where you walk through a school in Alexandria, full of kids half-paying attention to their lecturers and half to the tablets they hold in their hands like smartphones.
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The "Ivory Tower" exists, sure—and academics in general could certainly do more to communicate their research to a general audience—but few college lecturers are trapped in this bubble at all times.
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Lecturers at Tikrit University have raised funds from private evening classes, rebuilt their war-battered campus and redesigned the curriculum "to promote peaceful coexistence", says the dean of Sharia Studies, Anwar Faris Abd.
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More than 1,13 professors, lecturers and Ph.D. candidates have signed an open letter to the Home Office — the government department that handles immigration, security, and law enforcement — urging that the decision be reconsidered.
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In selecting speakers for the conference, "it was not our goal to have an equal distribution between, for example, European and American lecturers, or black and white, or male and female," she said.
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We're thrilled to announce our first three Code U lecturers: Stratechery founder Ben Thompson is one of tech's go-to analysts for explaining, in real time, the complex issues facing tech's big players.
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"I think the two cases make a strong message that Indonesia still needs reform in the justice system," said Bivitri Susanti, head of the Jakarta chapter of Indonesia's Association of Constitutional Law Lecturers.
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The Design of Business/The Business of Design, which launches today on iTunes, will explore the increasingly blurry intersection of design and business, with the help of guest lecturers from their course at Yale.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch teachers and lecturers at all levels will hold their first ever joint strike on March 15 to press demands for wage hikes and better working conditions, labor unions said on Wednesday.
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The book will become "essential" learning material for all party cadres, the Central Party School's official newspaper, the Study Times, said on Friday, directing its lecturers to "conscientiously learn and digest" the book's details.
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Duration: Passage, Persistence, Survival Launch Conference September 33–29, Cornell Campus Xu Bing and Carrie Mae Weems Plenary Lecturers Friday, September 28, 4:30–6:30 at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art.
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Not all of those guest lecturers have explicit ties to the design world (restaurateur Danny Meyer and Bruce Cohen, the producer of Milk and American Beauty, were two recent invitees), but that's the whole point.
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Commentary by Dr. David U. Himmelstein and Dr. Steffie Woolhandler, professors of health policy and management at the City University of New York School of Public Health and Lecturers in Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Kenyan government has struck a deal with one of two unions representing striking university lecturers, the union said, bringing the government closer to ending an embarrassing standoff ahead of elections in August.
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Critics of the uncapping policy argue that some low- and mid-ranked universities are being punished unfairly by students' preference for institutions that look good on a CV, rather than those with the best lecturers.
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Raiders and Last Crusade actor John Rhys-Davies counts upward of 150 professors, lecturers, and practicing archaeologists he's met over the years who said they became interested in archaeology after seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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More than 103 Princeton faculty members, fellows and lecturers signed a letter to university officials supporting the student protesters and calling for reforms to address an overall sense of alienation students of color say they feel.
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A group of lecturers and students began campaigning for the Indian nationalist leader's statue to be removed shortly after it was installed at the university in June as a symbol of friendship between Ghana and India.
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In her treatment room, over a low R&B soundtrack, she combines the intoxicating, fluid enthusiasm of a Mary Kay rep with the didacticism Thomas Eakins so vividly rendered in his paintings of surgical theater lecturers.
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Steffie Woolhandler, M.D., MPH and David U. Himmelstein are both distinguished professors at The City University of New York's Hunter College, primary-care doctors in the South Bronx, and lecturers in medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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"The court decision underlines that freedom of belief is a constitutional right, not a right that is given by the government," said Bivitri Susanti, head of the Jakarta chapter of the Indonesian Association of Constitutional Law Lecturers.
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"These are not universities, they're shells," says Paul O'Keefe, a researcher who has interviewed many Ethiopian academics, and heard stories of overcrowded classrooms, lecturers who have nothing more than undergraduate degrees themselves and government spies on campus.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Nurses in Kenya have ended a five-month-old strike over delays to agreed wage rises, a union official said on Thursday, just as university lecturers began a similar action over their pay and benefits.
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" Paul Buckley, a consumer psychologist who lecturers at Cardiff Metropolitan University, explains the thinking that drives the purchase of counterfeit goods: "Everybody likes a bargain so consequently there'll be people looking for goods at rock bottom prices.
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The slides "were primarily used by lecturers working in 1880–1920, who would frequently use illustrations to supplement their material," Joe Kember, who leads the UK wing of the project through the University of Exeter, told Hyperallergic.
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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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Glato Kodjo, a professor of Botanical Studies at the University of Lomé in the west African nation of Togo, and two lecturers at Kenyatta University in Nairobi, Agnes Kathumbi and Isaac Mwangi Minae, were also reported killed.
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VICE spoke to a number of university lecturers burdened with mounting workloads due to rising student numbers and extra bureaucracy who are breaking the law to import modafinil over the internet in order to plow through the paperwork.
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Festival for the People brings a necessary international perspective to a city that often lacks it, and if the Philadelphia Contemporary continues inviting incredible lecturers, it will undoubtedly become a critical, exciting feature of our city's cultural landscape.
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" According to this document, "Over six hundred students, as well as some university lecturers, have been arrested since 2009, many of whom have subsequently been imprisoned, and hundreds deprived of education, as a result of their political activities.
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The lecturers were chosen, according to the company, not for their expertise in the destinations, but for their ability to deliver engaging talks on topics including the life of Abraham Lincoln, the human brain and immigration in America.
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Her parents were college lecturers, and she attended the Indian Institute of Technology in Madras, where she became a research associate in the department of applied physics, working on a project funded by the Indian Space Research Organization.
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TORONTO, Jan 8 (Reuters) - A pair of university lecturers and two students were among the 63 Canadian victims of a plane disaster in Iran in Wednesday, according to a Iranian news agency and documents posted to social media.
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The publication, which was translated and compiled by some 100 students and lecturers under the guidance of Associate Professor in French Caroline Warman, is called Tolerance, and aims to instigate debate around ideas of freedom of expression and religious tolerance.
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But among Muslim activists like Ms Yaqoob, the programme has been excoriated both as anti-Muslim in its emphasis and fundamentally flawed in other ways, on grounds that it gives teachers and university lecturers, among others, a police-like role.
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In their statement the lecturers said they had struck a broad agreement with the government on a range of issues including negotiations on better pay, clearing outstanding pensions, and a pledge not to victimize anyone for participating in the strike.
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Still, the Catalan secessionist drive is a difficult sociopolitical, constitutional and moral issue, and it remains to be seen how Spain and the EU democracy lecturers to the Visegrad Group (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia) will deal with that.
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If they move farther along, to the back patio, they may chance on an event that would make Erzulie smile: on any given night, there might be Afrofuturist lecturers, a Jamaican lobster festival described as "Kingston meets Kennebunkport," or live jazz.
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A former student in January said in a now-deleted Facebook post that one of her lecturers caused her to drop out of school when he failed her after she refused to sleep with him, according to local media reports.
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After a conversation over milk tea on a worn-out couch at a little cafe facing the river, he suggested dinner with a couple of his friends, also university lecturers, at a fish restaurant that had opened just outside the city.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — The snowstorm blown in from Siberia did little to stop the hundreds of protestors who crowded the streets around Parliament yesterday, demanding that the government restore the pension plans of the United Kingdom's university lecturers.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A union representing British lecturers has defended its decision to bar from special sessions of an equality conference representatives who are able-bodied, straight, white and male, saying the ban serves to create a "safe space" for discussion.
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Germany's euro partners are being very discreet about Berlin's "machtkampf" (struggle for power), although one could have expected some of them to bubble with schadenfreude at the travails of their ever-ready lecturers and enforcers on matters of economic and political virtue.
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In France, the universities work in a way that's not like they work in America — the professors have their lectures, they're photocopied, students can buy them for a few francs, and there can never be any discussion between the lecturers and the students.
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The second tier is everyone else: lecturers who might be hired full time for a semester, but with no promise of continued employment; graduate teaching assistants; post-docs who work in labs; and instructors brought on part time to teach a class or two.
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An international boycott of Israel—backed by entities as disparate as the UN, Britain's largest lecturers' union, and a coalition of artists including Brian Eno—has garnered support in response to the country's thorny occupation of Palestine, a move it escalated by establishing Israeli settlements in disputed territory.
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As government scholarships, most of them allocated by merit rather than need, have become scarcer, and strike-happy lecturers have demanded ever-higher wages (even though academics at public universities are some of Uganda's best-paid workers), the university has tried to close the funding gap by admitting more fee-payers.
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While motivational speeches and financial talks have dwindled in popularity over the last five years, demand for anything related to the ship's destination, whether it's archaeology, geology, history, politics or culture, has grown, said Tim Castle, who runs a small agency for lecturers in New York and works with luxury cruise lines.
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From business owners, account directors, and social media coordinators to university lecturers and freelance writers, the women I spoke with spanned a diverse range of industries, with one thing in common: their breadwinner status had dramatically affected their relationships in ways they had never imagined, both good and bad, yet most wouldn't have it any other way.
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In their cafés in Erbil, lecturers from Anbar pass the days watching videos of wives and daughters in dusty deserts without latrines recounting the massacre of their kinsmen by Shia militias after the recapture of Falluja from IS. "Americans raised the Kurds, Iran raised the Shias, but we, Sunnis, are like abused children," says a Sunni politician in Baghdad.
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The coursework, which is split among more than a dozen topics taught by various lecturers, will integrate lessons on business and economic disruption from other major unexpected events, such as terrorist attacks like 9/11, market crashes like the one during the 2008 financial crisis, and natural disasters such as the 2011 earthquake in Japan, Guillen said.
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Mummies in particular were all the rage: The 22001 London World's Fair included an Egyptian bazaar, and 20143,22014 entrants to the 21999 Franco-British Exhibition saw an exhibit in which a mummy transformed into Pharaoh's daughter and back again; societies and lecturers would host "unwrapping parties" in Victorian England in which mummified corpses were dramatically revealed to the public.
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"Unlike students who have been admitted to study at an American university, workers who have accepted jobs at an American company, and lecturers who come to speak to an American audience, refugees do not have any freestanding connection to resettlement agencies, separate and apart from the refugee-admissions process itself, by virtue of the agencies' assurance agreement with the government," Wall wrote.
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"Interview data revealed heterosexual sexual harassment of women by men as a discursive and actual practice in all four case-study institutions," wrote Louise Morley, the lead researcher and professor of education at the University of Sussex, in the UK. Some male lecturers in universities surveyed "consider it their right to demand sex with female students" in return for grades, researchers found.
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Lecturers include Mohamed El-Erian, senior global fellow at Wharton and chief economic advisor at Allianz; Kent Smetters, professor of business economics and public policy and a research fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research; Ezekiel Emanuel, chair of the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at UPenn; and Geoffrey Garrett, Wharton's dean and professor of management and private enterprise.
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In recent months, Trump has quietly slipped away from his packed schedule of rallies, debates and media appearances to sit for two sworn, videotaped depositions in recent months where he defended the Trump University program as well-received, even as he conceded that at least one instructor misrepresented his background and that he did not personally know the lecturers despite claims that he handpicked them.
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