Word: publishers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...thing in the magaine is Andreas Teuber's "a Poem," which reduces to rubble the pretensions of what someone once called the "crotch school" of Cambridge, writing. Chana Faerstein's translation of Itzik Manger's poem "Jephthah's Daughter" has moments of power. But the magazine still does not publish enough undergraduate writing...
...most distorting" myths about the American university is that teaching and research and incompatible, Dean Ford said yesterday. In an editorial-page article for the Boston Sunday Globe, he also attacked another "myth"--"that 'publish or perish' is the single rule governing academic advancement...
...article seemed clearly inspired by the case of Woodrow W. Sayre, an assistant professor of Philosophy at Tufts who has been denied tenure for "failure to publish scholarly research," but it did not mention Sayre by name...
Sayre, a mountain-climbing assistant professor of Philosophy at Tufts and a grandson of Woodrow Wilson, has been denied tenure because of his "failure to publish scholarly research." The chairman of the philosophy department, George B. Burch, had recommended that Sayre be reappointed without limit of time...
Although Sayre and his supporters maintain that the "publish-or-perish" question is the main issue, the college's action is also being contested on legal grounds. The argument revolves around the interpretation of the teuure rules of Tufts and of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP...