Word: bureaucratice
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There was, last week, an immediate and furious debate about the racial implications of the tragedy, since most of the victims we saw on television were poor and black. There were recriminations about the lack of preparedness for the disaster, the corroded infrastructure, the mind-boggling swiftness of a city...
This was the saturation rescue scene that those trapped in New Orleans all last week-and those excoriating the Bush Administration as well as state and local officials for their sluggish response to Katrina's devastation-had been waiting for. Finally freed from bureaucratic constraints, and with the looting and...
While the change is expected to save the Registrar’s office over $50,000, according to Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) Registrar Barry S. Kane, the bureaucratic streamlining of online registration is not without drawbacks: technologically-savvy students can now register without actually leaving home, scoring an...
“This is very much post-bureaucratic,” said Jim Chrisinger, a official in the state Department of Management who oversees the charter process.
“Americans have largely come to the conclusion that the bureaucratic system no longer meets our needs.”