The perfect careers for word lovers include: Teacher (especially language teacher), journalist, writer/author, psychologist, sociologist, lawyer, artist, poet, interpreter/translator, publisher, editor, critic, philosopher, academic, sign-writer, advertiser or marketer, salesperson, dictionary compiler, grammar book author, government policy adviser, orator, politician, and so forth.
Twenty-two economists and academics signed an open letter in support of the broad idea.
Nearly 100 Cambridge academics signed an open letter in April calling for divestment.
Nearly 20,000 academics signed a petition calling for scientists to be exempt from the ban.
Hundreds of academics signed a letter this month expressing concerns about "political intervention" in universities and "a serious threat to academic freedom, one of the core values held dear in Hong Kong".
Two of the star academics signed up to AC Grayling's new £18,000-a-year private undergraduate college will only teach for an hour each in the first year, the Guardian has learned.
Anyway, why should anyone be surprised at the prospect of academics signing on for a cushy job at 25% more than the average university salary, with shares in the enterprise to boot?
In June, Cambridge's vice-chancellor and a number of academics signed a letter stating that the university had not received any request for help from the Italian authorities, and that Regeni had no particular reason to be afraid for his safety, since "no foreign student, researcher or academic" had ever been murdered in Egypt.
It has gathered support from students, academics and alumni with over 100 academics signing an open letter calling for action.
By last December, some 1300 Taiwanese and foreign academics signed an online open letter condemning FPG for its suit against Tsuang.
Over 200 scientists, clinicians and academics signed a letter to the journal's editorial board commenting on the study's scientific deficiencies.
