Word: krogh
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...most popular professors at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service. Many of her fellow professors, especially in the blue-blooded government department, may have looked down on her for her thin academic credentials. But the students loved her. "She was like a pied piper," says Peter Krogh, the dean who hired her. "Students flocked to her." They would vote her the best teacher in the School of Foreign Service for a record four years...
...scientists are only beginning to understand the factors that drive cigarette addiction. A smoker can take a million puffs during a lifetime, and each of those becomes indelibly linked with a particular activity -- drinking coffee, talking on the phone, driving. In his recent book, Smoking: The Artificial Passion, David Krogh writes, "Addiction and attachment, pharmacology and behavior, personality, culture and genetics all chase each other around like a cat after its own tail when we start to consider the issue of why people smoke...