Sentence examples for Academic order from inspiring English sources

Rouché describes the teacher's behavior as becoming "tyrannical," characterized by delusions of grandeur, manically and irresponsibly exuberant episodes, madly visionary schemes of domestic and academic order, and violent outbursts of domineering anger.

This was an unconventional decision; two years earlier, the Academic Senate of the university had declared that allowing mixed-sex education would "overthrow all academic order".

DD Yes it is We arrive at the restaurant and Dennett, Kristina Musholt, Roman Frigg and other LSE academics order lunch.

Where I stood in the academic pecking order was the teacher's business, not mine.

Some scientists say this academic pecking order could yet scupper the PLoS journals.

They could leave an agonising silence before shouting "Come!' to irascibly summon a tremulous youth, who, by then, knew their place in the academic pecking order.

"Important as they are, these issues are low on the academic pecking order, and not what get most faculty recognized," said Deborah L. Rhode, former president of the Association of American Law Schools and a professor of law at Stanford University, also outside the consortium.

In this analysis, one's major — and how it aligns with the departmental strengths of a university — may be more significant than the place in the academic pecking order awarded to that college by the statisticians at U.S. News.

In the academic pecking order, business schools tended to be at the bottom of the list, along with programs in agriculture and, in some cases, schools of education.

They also show a profession that in many countries is subject to a widening gap between professors at top research universities and those who work at colleges devoted mainly to teaching, "who are lower in the academic pecking order and who now constitute the large majority of the academic work force".

Wherever a college stands in the academic pecking order, STEM courses are always among its most demanding.