Word: lecturere
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George F. Will, a syndicated columnist who has taught as a visiting lecturer in the Government Department, suggested another dimension to the challenge of a candidate from Harvard.
Kamarck, a KSG lecturer in public policy, played a leading role in the vice president's "Reinventing Government Initiative," launched during President Clinton's first term. She is now a senior domestic policy adviser to the Gore campaign.
Of course, in today's university, rarely does a lecturer's style, or his charisma, motivate students to enroll in his class. Especially at Harvard, with our rigid Core Curriculum and concentration requirements, students oftentimes enroll in courses out of sheer necessity. They actually choose to attend the lectures only...
"I think [he served] from a sense of loyalty to the Conservative party and from a sense of duty to the country," said Pippa Norris, a lecturer at the Kennedy School and an expert on British politics.
DNA is also confirming a point legal scholars have long made: that eyewitnesses are often wrong. "There's a myth that the image is burned in a witness's mind and never forgotten," says Yale Law School lecturer Stephen Bright. "In fact, science says just the opposite." And eyewitness testimony...