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Sayre, rejected for his "failure to publish scholarly research," insisted recently that universities have not made the proper distinctions among varieties of scholarship and of teachers. Often neglected, Sayre has charged, is the teacher dedicated to bringing forth in a student the critical, creative, or appreciative...
Woodrow Wilson Sayre, the assistant professor of Philosophy who didn't publish his research, has lost another bid for tenure at Tufts University. The faculty advisory committee on personnel, reviewing his case for the second time, ruled that Sayre's teaching ability is insufficient reason for granting him tenure...
Their current recommendations have evolved from an intensive study conducted by Meyer and Wohl under the auspices of the Rand Corporation. These two will shortly publish a book. The Urban Transportation Problem, setting forth their major conclusions...
...Scholarship has too often been taken to mean actual publication. This is the least significant of all the meanings of scholarship," Sayre said in his article. Some of the best college teachers, he maintained often do not publish their research until near the end of their careers...
While Ford had dismissed as a "myth" the argument that "publish or perish" has been the single rule governing academic advancement, he had insisted that only by publishing the results of research can professors share their findings with students at other institutions...