Word: harper
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...talented younger scholar with a viable alternative would be well advised to decline a junior Faculty appointment at Harvard; for as far as moral support, professional development and intellectual nurturance for junior Faculty are concerned, there is no "there" there, and there probably never will be. --Phillip Brian Harper Associate Professor of English New York University...
Phillip Brian Harper, who left Harvard in 1995 to become a tenured associate professor of English at New York University, said that although junior faculty at Harvard have the advantage of the University's material resources and prestige, they are "profoundly devalued...
Masten said he regrets that Harvard, "through a failure to tenure from within, simply let evaporate the intellectual vibrancy represented by a list that includes Phil Harper, Meredith McGill, Wendy Motooka and Lynn Wardley. It's a distinguished diaspora...
...panel discussion with Harper's editor Lewis Lapham, Mark Edmundson and John Silber. Free. Call 373-5800 for more info. Old South Meeting House, Downtown Crossing, Boston...
Angels in America doesn't really have any "lead" characters, and Altman's cast performs with the smooth excellence of a true ensemble. Shapiro, in her first Harvard performance, is a revelation. Harper is a sympathetic character but not necessarily a likable one. Shapiro dares to make her paranoia and love-starvation obvious from her first scene, but accents her performance so shrewdly with comedy and irony that the character devastates rather than depresses...