Sharon is a bit like Peter Pan, a mischievous boy who despite spearheading one of the country's most daring opera companies and recently being appointed artist-collaborator to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, has never grown up.
It had its beginning when Dayton Duncan, an author who was the national press secretary for Michael Dukakis's 1988 presidential campaign (and is Mr. Burns's best friend and frequent collaborator), was appointed to the National Park Foundation board and was pondering how to contribute.
Evans appointed Stephenson, his early collaborator, as kleagle and Grand Dragon of Indiana.
A local research assistant was appointed by the local collaborator to help with translation for mothers speaking the Quechua language.
The four individuals appointed this week as Bloomberg Distinguished Professors represent this new generation of cross-specialty collaborators who pull insights from across the spectrum of human knowledge.
He was a professor of pathology in 1968 when he moved with some of his collaborators to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, in Mary- land, of which he was appointed head.
After years as a parish priest, he was appointed bishop of Veszprem in March , 1944 but served only eight months before his arrest by Nazi collaborators toward the end of World War II.
She quickly established a sterling reputation as a teacher, scholar, and collaborator, rising through the ranks to chair the English department from 1985 to 1988, when she was appointed dean of humanities.
They appointed their cardinals to the important Episcopal sees in Italy in order to assure their government by their own trusted collaborators.
The emperor's collaborator and instrument in every important act of his reign, Pietro reached the apogee of his power in 1246, when he was appointed prothonotary (chief court official) and logothete (chancellor) of the kingdom of Sicily.
