Word: publishing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...effort to report my overly long and complicated discussion of the Ladd-Lipset survey of teaching and research by faculty members in American colleges and universities (Oct. 18), one qualification I made was omitted. I am quoted correctly as saying that"...a true scholar does not necessarily have to publish anything," but I also declared that a faculty member needed an audience of peers as well as an audience of students in order to stay alive intellectually, giving such illustrations as artistic production, consulting, and other extra-mural activities. Nor did I criticize the Ladd-Lipset survey, but rather said...
...Post does not seem anxious to have them back. Although the strike is costing the paper as much as $100,000 a day in lost advertising and extra logistical expenses, Meagher has been arguing for the company's "right to publish," and he plans to file a civil suit for damages against the employees who trashed the presses. Although the American Newspaper Guild is insisting that the editorial employees should join the other unions in supporting the strike, the Post unit of the Guild has voted 270 to 251 not to do so. A number of journalists say they...
...Crimson often decides against printing articles about academic controversies and student disciplinary cases on the grounds that they are of little importance to anyone except the parties involved. It will continue, however, to publish stories that it deems important about students--and for that matter, employees, administrators, Faculty, Cambridge residents and government officials...
When newspapers publish their most controversial and highly-played investigative stories, the people who are investigated rarely enjoy what they see in print...
...committee will set up tables at University dining halls to attract new members and distribute information to the student body. During the year they plan to publish a bulletin, distribute position papers on various issues, hold discussion groups, organize rallies and letter-writing campaigns and sponsor a series of films and speakers...