Word: turnoveritis
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Furthermore, the University is bending over backwards just as strenuously in its recruiting of teaching fellows. We can expect to see an increase of only .6 per cent in the number of women teaching fellows and of .3 per cent in the number of minority group members given these appointments...
Out of 295 lecturers in the University, 52 are women and 40 are minority group members (11 of which are black women). The number of lectureships is expected to drop to 290 in the next two years, although 66 positions are expected to become available through turnover. Harvard projects an...
The rapid turnover of Masters is as unhealthy as the presence in some Houses of detached Masters. President Bok's move to regulate more closely House Masterships should receive the support of everyone within the University community, and those who have served as Masters for more than five years should...
Yet the trading houses are far too central to the Japanese economy to diminish in importance any time soon. Last year the ten largest trading houses-led by branches of the Mitsubishi and Mitsui industrial complexes-brought in 62% of the foreign goods purchased by Japan and sold half the...
Picasso's effect on the sociology of art was in no way less radical. That restless inventiveness provoked in collectors the expectations about stylistic "turnover" that, now built into the market, are such a strain on more single-minded talents. It is to Picasso that we owe, in no...