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In the career as an audience-convulsing lecturer that grew out of that first small triumph, Twain would become, as Powers puts it, "the nation's first rock star." We know his voice only from written descriptions of it. It was resonant enough to hold a large lecture-hall audience...
Jeffrey A. Miron is Senior Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Economics.
“She had questions about the books we read, questions about arguments with the books we read, questions about what I said, and arguments with what I said,” said Martin H. Peretz, the longtime editor-in-chief of The New Republic and an occasional lecturer...
"This is a very complicated process," says Timur Goksel, a Beirut-based university lecturer and long-time observer of Hizballah. "Suleiman is a cool-headed man and he knows his limitations. I don't think he will rush into anything."
At the Graduate School of Education (GSE), plans to change the calendar were already being formulated before the University’s announcement, said Joseph H. Blatt ’70, a lecturer in education who is overseeing the implementation of the new calendar at GSE.