Word: protectant
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...another key point, the granting of tenure, the university has accepted the long-standing guidelines set out by the American Association of University Professors. These rules protect tenured professors from dismissal for all but the most blatant violations of common propriety, and they also limit the time that a junior faculty member will be allowed the serve at the school in an untenured position. But here again the board the trustees controls the final decision whether or not to grant tenure still is theirs...
...student's, and not his boards', responsibility to protect his 2-S classification, Beecher adds. Filing a 109 form is the most important thing to do, but there are some lesser known steps that should also be taken...
...order to resume bombing the North is that it may inspire exaggerated hopes that it will assure a quick and relatively inexpensive victory. It will not, for Viet Nam remains a ground war, and the bomber runs north of the 17th parallel, however effective, can only help protect the allied infantryman and harass the enemy...
Block Island, cut off by the gale, added twelve of a possible 40. This week make-up clinics are expected to catch several thousand more. The total will be enough to protect the state against widespread measles epidemics, though there may still be isolated cases. Health officers will then have to see to it that the 18,000 babies born annually are vaccinated soon after they are a year...
...kinds was rampant on all levels of government. Congressmen saw their mandates as springboards to instant wealth. Ministers wheeled and dealed: Okotie Eboh almost openly accepted dash from large corporations in return for favored treatment, and used his position as Finance Minister to drive through prohibitive tariffs to protect his own private shoe factory. In the Western Region, all but one of the government party's 54 regional assemblymen drew fat extra paychecks for doubling as Ministers or parliamentary officials-a feat that President Nnamdi Azikiwe (who sat out the revolt in England, recuperating from a recent illness) once...