…the fact that a large majority of Americans are opposed to it. The common-sense notion that, as Chief Justice John Roberts noted in an earlier case on affirmative action, “the…
…commission apparently will continue to meet as private individuals to decide on a new course of action, per one of the founding members. One of the chief aims of the…
…aid. Michael L. Lomax, chief executive of the United Negro College Fund, which supports many HBCUs, told the Times that the organization’s scholarship donations fell by 10 per cent in…
…chief activity. The American Meteorological Society is represented by a former staffer for Al Gore. John Holdren, the new science advisor to the president, is a professor in Harvard’s government…
…of information for the Commission’s recommendations seem to be one-sided. Kimberly Reynolds, Dalton’s deputy chief of staff, said that two of the “primary points of information” for the legislation were…
…now dealing with the reality of a serial rapist who is attacking women in neighborhoods near campus (seven had been attacked by mid-April). Major J.C. Herring, assistant chief of UNCG…
…from his position as chief lobbyist at the American Council of Education (ACE). Terry is a master at the rent-seeking craft, persuasive in cajoling legislators into approving laws that lead…
…professor of economics and JIN Chair at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, where he leads a program in Adam Smith. He is chief editor of Econ Journal Watch….
…at the time and George received $168,000 in 2009. Each of them was to teach one class a semester. (Editor’s note: George is now chief of staff for the UNC…
…say they prize the abilities that liberal arts majors have, their subordinates don’t. Interviewed by Inside Higher Ed about his book, Stross said, “Chief executives tend to advocate for hiring…