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Kagan was a professor at the University of Chicago law school when Obama taught there as an adjunct professor...
...wanted to order the world with words," says R.B. Bernstein, an adjunct professor at New York Law School and one of Jefferson's countless biographers. "He also tried to order American history and politics through his words. He argues about checks and balances, what equal means, what liberty means, what freedom of the press means. His command of language really does shape our intellectual, political and philosophical worlds...
Clarke, an adjunct lecturer in public policy at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG), arrived at the forum directly from his graduate-level course, “Post-Cold War Security: Terrorism, Security, and Failed States...
...Ellwood must also tend to the fiscal health of the historically cash-strapped school. The KSG ran a massive $5.9 million deficit in fiscal year 2002, but Nye’s belt-tightening measures—which included the elimination of 47 staff and adjunct faculty positions—generated a more modest $84,495 surplus last year...
...that in building herself into a brand, there's a risk that, should it go wrong, it will be she who gets ripped apart. "You know one of the great things that just happened with Martha?" responds the woman dubbed "the next Martha" so often it is almost an adjunct to her name. "I always look at the brighter side and now I know exactly what not to do." Lee relishes what lies ahead. "I think there's always been a brand or an identity that people can relate to, whether it's Betty Crocker or Julia Child or Martha...