Word: harrison
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...more and more conservative) and the New York Review of Books (still insistently liberal) have run pieces critical of conditions in China. The occasional U.S. journalist allowed into the country is more discerning than before about what he sees, thanks to a growing body of scholarly and journalistic reportage. Harrison Salisbury, for instance, fresh from a month-long tour of China, has been able to write in the New York Times about the educational system, border strife and other subjects with greater depth than he could during a 1972 trip. He explains: "There was a lot of gee-whiz reporting...
Nearly 125 Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) students turned out last week at the Lamont Library Forum Room to hear the coordinators of the experiments--Ernest R. May, chairman of the History Department, and Dorothy G. Harrison of the New York State Education Department--explain the rationale and goals of the "Careers in Business Program...
...Harrison believe the relationship between academia and business is a potentially fruitful...
...study, which surveyed the recipients of doctorates from 40 leading universities, shows that "the joys of teaching are overrated by graduate students and the joys of other jobs really aren't known," Harrison says...
...Harrison, who plan to publish a book entitled "You Don't Have to Teach" based on the findings of their study, emphasize that the majority of available academic posts do not permit academics to devote themselves to scholarly research...