Word: proper
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...talk about it almost sheepishly," Carty says. "As if it doesn't seem right to take up more than one's proper place...
Today, these members of the Class of 1974 fill the three most important positions in RCAA as the alumnae association starts to chart a course without Radcliffe College at its side. But if you'd asked these women when they were undergraduates, none of them would have said the "proper place" for them would be at Radcliffe--let alone in the middle of the most wrenching change in the institution's history...
Without the necessary connections or the proper experience immediately after graduation, Sagansky gave up knocking on doors in California and headed back to Cambridge to attend Harvard Business School...
...Only after his arrival at Harvard could he hope to fulfill his lifelong ambition--the complete subjugation of his academic career to that least proper of all muses," he wrote in the biography...
From the top down, the tenure process needs to be reworked. The ultimate decision in tenure cases rests with the one man least equipped to make the proper decision--University President Neil L. Rudenstine. The process limits the influence of the most qualified judges of candidates, the senior Faculty of their departments. Although the majority of those reviewed by Rudenstine--who is advised by Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles and five-person ad hoc committee--receive tenure, it is not uncommon for candidates endorsed by their departments to be denied a tenured position. President Rudenstine has an unlimited...