Word: reflecting
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...speaking tours are certainly meaningful and productive endeavors, to the extent that they detract from professors' teaching engagements and availability to Harvard students' needs, they should be curtailed, or at least regulated by the University. Consequently, we support the University's efforts to revise the faculty "Gray Book" to reflect this obligation...
...book, which has been updated over the last 50 years to reflect changes in technology, serves to regulate the faculty. The current revisions--expected to be ready in May--were proposed by the Advisory Group on Outside Activities to clarify the gaps in the now only loosely defined rules on "Extra Salaries and Teaching, Research or Administrative Obligations of Holders of Academic Appointments." The rules, currently numbering 13 and spreading over just two pages, will be fleshed out into what is currently a much clearer 10-page draft...
...stronger believer in the “sibling tip.” If parents are contributing the dough as active alumni, applicants should receive a similar advantage if their siblings are successful at Harvard. A sibling’s success at the College should reflect well on the applicant, as the younger is likely to perform similarly. He maintains that, conversely, if a student is Ad-Boarded, his actions should reflect poorly on the application of his younger sibling...
...second to the Somerset. Family bloodlines are not as consequential as the corporate credit lines. Capitalism proves itself in the Algonquin to be the great equalizer—in the early ’80s, the club’s membership was predominantly WASP, but today its thousand members reflect the growing racial diversity of the city’s corporate population...
According Gelbart, the changes do more than give old courses new titles. Rather, the modifications reflect a shift in the courses' academic content...