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...this commendation, back in 1981, was deeply gratifying to Abraham. Then 34, with only a short-term teaching position at Princeton, he was anxious for tenure, the guarantee of lifetime job security. To publish with such laudatory notices could provide insurance against perishing in the limbo of the untenured. But tenure never materialized. Instead, Abraham became caught up in a running storm of accusations about his book. The charges, ranging from sloppiness to fraud, continued to buffet him a fortnight ago at the American Historical Association convention in Chicago, where he found himself walled in by controversy. Commented A.H.A. Executive...
...order to salvage our transcripts--and in honor of the short reading period--The Crimson will not publish a Saturday edition this week, and will publish three times a week during exams...
...order to salvage our transcripts--and in honor of the short reading period--The Crimson will not publish a Saturday edition this week, and will publish three times a week during exams...
...order to salvage our transcripts and in honor of the short reading period. The Crimson will publish five times next week and three times weekly during exams...
Officials at the Yale University Press said that they plan to publish an edition of the preludes this year. The Yale library has housed the bound volume containing the preludes since 1867, when an American composer donated it to the school...