Word: rigorousity
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The rigorous demands for early specialization in the natural sciences render inaccessible much of the insight that science offers.
Such logic showed the independence of the scholarly Harlan. Armed with a penetrating intellect, he has developed a craftsmanlike and rigorous judicial philosophy that often leads him to his conclusion by a route that differs from that of the other justices. In many cases, his crucial swing vote may well...
To remedy the situation, Nader recommends for nursing homes receiving federal funds: rigorous enforcement of existing standards, stricter medical review and licensing procedures, as well as the development of such alternatives as subsidized private housing and in-home care for the elderly.
Unlike many of his social science colleagues, Bailyn is not tainted with a long history of collaboration in foreign policy. He is a pure academic; but considered both an academic and political conservative. His undergraduate course is one of the most rigorous in the University and his graduate students have...
Kaysen has been one of the most outspoken advocates of pure scholarship-the more rigorous the better. His latest book concludes that universities like Harvard are financially doomed if they continue to train undergraduates. Instead, he suggests the universities immediately be turned into graduate schools.