Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Griliches counters that Harvard's efforts to lure away Dornbusch and Fischer have only been fair play. Explaining in the cant of his trade, he says. "It depends on your views of the virtues of competition." He adds that "the alternative would be to enter into a collusion agreement with...
Each year some 10,000, or 5% of the nation's electrical engineers, transfer out of their field, many because they feel useless or technologically obsolescent. Yet by 1985 the U.S. is expected to suffer from a shortage of more than 100,000 engineers. This gap cannot be closed...
Robinson never actually set out to win 300 games. "I don't think of it even now," he said before the 43-21 victory over Florida A. & M. that made 300. "That just was never part of it: counting the games." Still, his eyes shine proudly at the mention...
If I had been in their position I do not believe that I would have tried to pursue the end of greater members of minority faculty by at least seeming to take a very different position--which was that profession who weren't minority or who didn't hold a...
Most people and universities "think that nice people don't want to become involved with politics," Rhoads says. But, he adds, politics is "a good and noble profession."