Word: scholarship
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...faculty. Members of the faculty-elected search committee said they had expressed strong reservations about appointing Clark. Bok's response was, "You don't always agree with all the advice that you get." The president was apparently more intent on steering the Law School towards more traditional forms of scholarship than he was on listening to the advice of the faculty...
Unfortunately, this promised conciliation seems far away. Clark's newfound commitment to gender, racial and political diversity are dubious at best. Bok has already lost the faith of the faculty, choosing a candidate whom the majority of professors opposed and committing the School to traditional forms of scholarship. Whether Clark will follow through on his promises or like Bok fail to address the interests of his fellow scholars remains to be seen...
...scholar, Clark was chosen for the post despite objections from many of his colleagues that he will polarize an already divided faculty. Bok introduced Clark at yesterday's faculty meeting, telling approximately 45 law professors gathered in Pound Hall that he had selected Clark because of his distinguished scholarship and leadership qualities...
...basic slant on what I'm trying to do is make the Law School one of the greatest centers of thought on legal education in the world, with the best teaching and scholarship," Clark said...
...School is crazy to work at; there is an inbred notion of what's good scholarship, and I think it's about time somebody exercised independent review. --quoted in a 1987 National Law Journal article...