Word: frequenting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Black women faculty members at Harvard, Herron serves as a frequent adviser to minority students. Often minority students come to her for advice not because they are interested in her area of expertise, literature, but because she is a role model. In addition, Herron says she has spent extra time expanding course offerings in her department, which is not a mainstream, fully developed department such as History or Government...
...April, though, I began to realize that theperfunctory once-a-month phone calls were becomingmore frequent and more substantive. As we werefacing the future, my old friends and I wereinstinctively reaching back into the past...
...slight discrepancies that remain between male and female experiences are jarring. The frequent occurence of male-dominated discussion sections, with two female students in a classroom of a dozen men, hardly builds self-esteem. With women holding only 7 percent of the tenured faculty positions and only one-fourth of the junior slots, finding role models isn't easy...
More and more, the remaining Ybor City cigar makers are bringing their grandchildren and great-grandchildren back to their old neighborhood for a look around or a day at one of the frequent festivals that celebrate the neighborhood's rich heritage. When they close their eyes and take a deep, long breath, they claim, they can still smell the sweet aroma of cigars...
...insider glimpses are candid and juicy. CBS Evening News Anchorman Dan Rather is portrayed as an erratic, insecure man, duplicitous in personal dealings. Favored correspondents reportedly are accorded a place on Rather's A list and get frequent exposure on the CBS Evening News. Those who cross him -- Morton Dean, Ed Rabel -- are forced into relative obscurity. But the chief Machiavelli in this troubled kingdom is Van Gordon Sauter, the raffishly flamboyant former president of CBS News, who is charged with virtually dismantling the great journalistic tradition fostered by Edward R. Murrow. Dallas was never so lively...