The simple question of whether Portugual would come under Communist rule has, to date, had a simple answer: No. Portugal, after all, is a predominantly rural, Catholic society, which for the better part of this century was ruled by a dictator, Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, who was also a pious university professor anxious to spare his people the corruption of modern times.
In his book Anxious for Armageddon, Professor Donald Wagner describes personal experience of the exploitation of the Christian Zionist groups by the leadership of the Israeli government (Wagner 1995).
This was duly picked up by the Daily Mail, and insiders say there was typically overwrought anxious debate about whether "Professor Nick" had compromised the Beeb's impartiality.
The young son of a Harvard professor was anxious to look slick for the girls he's begun to notice at grammar school, but is unwilling… Nature has done it again.
The young son of a Harvard professor was anxious to look slick for the girls he's begun to notice at grammar school, but is unwilling to give up his whole way of life for their sake.
The professor was anxious to visit a four-day workshop in a Zapatista village, where indigenous education promoters were establishing the basis for literacy teaching in their own language, a key aspect of regional autonomy.
The writer, constantly sensitive to the possibility of missing out on Chinese delicacies not listed on the English part of a restaurant's menu, and sick of being reduced to asking for "some of what that man at the next table is havingO was anxious to see the professor in action.
By Elizabeth Kennedy and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, February 14 , 1959P. 24 The young son of a Harvard professor was anxious to look slick for the girls he's begun to notice at grammar school, but is unwilling to give up his whole way of life for their sake.
They've upgraded the students' common rooms (vital for a central London site where everything is ruinously expensive), and Professor Brendan O'Leary is anxious to reassure them that although graduate students outnumber undergraduates, "it is the undergraduates who are with us longer and who are our future".
Professors are usually anxious to help.
But the success of Astro 101, as the courses are generically called, has made professors a little bit anxious.
