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Linda Ellison, a lecturer on women, gender, and sexuality, said she was impressed with the students’ organization of the event but disappointed with the administration’s failure to address the subject of AIDS at a University-wide level.
But David C. King, a lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School, said the chance that Khazei can overcome Coakley’s lead is extremely slim.
Indeed, many professors—aware of the ways in which first impressions can enhance, destroy, or create an image—use this concept to great advantage. Any student seduced by a shopping period class will know the effect of pristine lectures or exciting demonstrations. In 1950, an MIT...
Voorhoeve, a senior philosophy lecturer at the London School of Economics, argued that addressing philosophical questions with traditional written monologue is inadequate primarily because there is “no back-and-forth.”
Such comments echo those heard in 2007 after Iran's Revolutionary Guards detained 15 U.K. servicemen in the disputed Shatt al-Arab waterway that runs between Iran and Iraq. Back then, Tehran accused the Brits of trespassing in its waters. (London insisted the personnel had been patrolling Iraqi seas.) The...