Word: bureaucratice
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The plan still faces several bureaucratic hurdles. But the real test will come when Los Angeles' 8 million car lovers begin to feel the pinch. This is, after all, the city synonymous with freeways, drag races and even the drive- through church. As a former resident puts it, "In L.A...
"It seems a very elaborate, bureaucratic set-up, and I'm always a little uneasy at further bureaucratizing the University," says Trumbull Professor of American History Donald H. Fleming. "I have some objections to bureaucratization, even if it gets something done."
Outgoing Associate Vice President for State and Community Relations Jacqueline O'Neill gave her assessment of Harvard's discussions with St. Paul's Church over the purchase of the church's parking lot. "Whenever you get Harvard University negotiating with the Boston archdiocese, you're sure to have a very...
It was the first time GSAS had been run by two deans, and the school began a major bureaucratic reorganization under the Moore-Fox leadership, professors said yesterday.
Activists have been critical of the report's almost complete reliance on bureaucratic structures to increase the numbers of women and minority professors in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). The Verba Report proposes the appointment of an associate dean for affirmative action and the selection of one senior...