Word: johnses
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
None but they could seriously envision a future Harvard where herds of dull and nasty little deans and silly pin-headed, tenured boobs will gallop around alternately alabaster and basalt towers; where, while the rest of the faculty has departed for Stanford and Johns Hopkins, a number of University professors...
One of Mr. Mrozek's few other jokes is one about a police sergeant whose wife sews military symbols on his "long johns" (as they are waggishly referred to) in order to console him for having to wear civilian clothes. The situation is not much improved by a reference to...
Johns Hopkins File 7 (ABC, 12 noon-12:30 p.m.). How did the Aztec and Maya Indians - who almost surely never saw an elephant - come to put the big beasts in their art and writings? Johns Hopkins Geographer George Carter tackles the intriguing question in Elephants Are Where You Find...
Simon S. Kuznets has been recommended for a position in the Economics Department, the Crimson learned recently. Currently a professor of political economy at Johns Hopkins, Kuznets is one of the nation's foremost economists.
Kuznets, who received an honorary degree at last June's commencement, will personally continue the work in comparative economic economic growth that he is now pursuing at Johns Hopkins. In his most recent work, he has pioneered the application of statistical methods to studies of growth trends, an important field...