Word: turnoveritis
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It is true that there are significant obstacles in the way of quickly achieving an acceptable tenure ratio of men to women. In the first place, the rate of Faculty turnover is, according to Knowles, "only about 4 percent" each year. Secondly, the size of the Faculty is very large...
"The transition from defense to attack after a turnover was poor for us," Rogers said. "They really limited the number of opportunities we had."
That Harvard undergraduates can maintain such a diversity of organizations so solidly over the years is amazing. Unlike high school, there are few non-student members at the highest levels of the organization to lend stability. Just the turnover of staff would have doomed most businesses. But organizations here have...
The underlying "problem" of the lack of minority professors is more complex than the protesters mantra of inaction suggests. Turnover in academia depends on openings due to retirement, job transfers and death. Change must necessarily be slow. When making an appointment, a university must look to the quality of instructors...
The proteins are part of the larger regulatory system that maintains the layer of endothelial cells in blood vessels. The cells rarely divide, and are normally replaced by a completely new set every three years. However, when they are stimulated by the proteins sent out by the cancerous tumors, the...