Word: scholarshipped
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Nagy said what makes the classics department strong is "not only the level of scholarship, but also the product of our faculty and our academic range and diversity...
...used her biography as a required book in my Warren Court class," Horwitz said, "and I know all of her scholarship very well. I think it is an outstanding appointment, and Harvard is lucky if they...
...read her work and were very impressed with her scholarship and her contributions to knowledge," he said...
...unimportant--by most accounts she had few close friends and did not seem to fit well into campus life. So the only way to achieve importance was though becoming a victim, and unfortunately, Tadesse didn't have much going for her in that department. She was on a full scholarship to one of the world's most prestigious universities, en route to a career in medicine. She was a graduate of an international school in Ethiopia, and, let's face it, in one of the worlds' poorest countries only the wealthiest of families could possibly have afforded to send...
...course, but I fail to see how this is relevant. Dr. Mack is a member of the Faculty of Medicine. Schools differ not only in their areas of intellectual interest but also in the methods of study used by their faculty and in the way the quality of scholarship is judged. In the Medical School, faculty are expected to base their work on science and the rule of evidence, and to conduct their clinical practices in accordance with the highest professional standards. Those were the criteria applied in this case; different standards would presumably be used in assessing scholarly work...