Word: turnoveritis
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While the law school has generally stood firm against its attackers largely through the efforts of Dean Robert J. Farley, the social and political science faculties have experienced a relatively large turnover. In 1961, the Department of History lost four of its top six professors, though higher salaries at other...
Coincidentally with the fall from prominance of Quincy's politicians came the departure of its first senior tutor, Paul E. Sigmund, Jr., who left last month to become an Associate Professor of Politics at Princeton. Sigmund's successor, Larry D. Benson, like Master John M. Bullitt '43, is a member...
Painting in the Death House. Three Japanese appellate courts have upheld the original verdict, but the rapid turnover of Justice Ministers in ten Cabinet reshuffles since 1955 has helped keep Hirasawa alive. "If their hearts were in it, they could have read the record and signed the death warrant long...
Warp & Woof. The turnover in some Manhattan buildings is dizzying. Many families who are lucky enough to have sublet clauses in their leases exercise them within months of moving in-provided they can find a sublessee to take the rap for them. Tales of recalcitrant electronic elevators with wills of...
All of the countries but France now levy a mind-boggling variety of taxes against their own manufactured goods every time they change hands in the production process. This works much in the favor of big, integrated companies, which handle everything from extracting the raw materials to making the final...