Word: turnoveritis
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Each year, 10 percent of university presidents decide it's time to move on. According to Marlene Ross, the director of the National Presidents' Study at the American Council on Education, this year the turnover may seem higher because institutions like Harvard, Princeton and Brown tend to grab media attention...
The charges came amid other complaints last spring about SSI guards' conduct on campus, including that guards have poor communication skills and high rates of turnover.
It didn't seem that way at first. Rose's second offensive series consisted of one play--fumbling the snap right after a Crusader turnover put the Crimson at the 20 yard line. Still down 20-18, Harvard could've seized the lead and the momentum with at least a...
On the opening play of Holy Cross's second drive in the third quarter, Kern and Scherrer teamed up again for the first Crusader turnover of the day. Upon penetrating the backfield, Kern downed Crusader back Giancarlo Cerrigone, and the ball popped up towards the hands of Scherrer. Showing quick...
In numerous faculty reports, interviews with The Crimson and public statements, the University has pledged to make its administration and its faculty more diverse. Even so, it hasn't been easy for women to break through the ranks. Faculty positions, of course, are subject to the career decisions of those...