Whether or not "the press" remains the chief agency of instruction today, it would be very rare to find a "newspaper" that existed only as a printed product.
Meiklejohn called for a small school with a maximum of 35 professors and 300 students, with tutorial as the chief means of instruction.
The current chancellor, Joel I. Klein, agreed to have a chief deputy in charge of instruction when he was granted a similar waiver in 2002.
Gen. George C. Marshall, who was soon to move up from head of the War Plans Division to be the Army's chief of staff, received personal instruction on the capabilities and strengths of long range bombers from new Air Corps chief Gen. Henry H. Arnold.
Mr Assad held a meeting with his new army chief of staff and gave him instructions, reportedly including a drive to crush armed rebels.
In some copies, the editors' headline referred to the instruction imprecisely, saying, "Chief of C.I.A. Tells His Staff to Back Bush".
The note describes Gaddafi's instruction to his chief of staff to finance Sarkozy's 2007 campaign to the tune of 50 million euros.
Sir John Chilcot's report into the Iraq war disclosed that Admiral Sir Michael Boyce, who was then chief of the defence staff, issued no instructions on how to deal with an outbreak of lawlessness, despite the joint intelligence committee and the Defence Intelligence Staff warning that it was likely, and despite Tony Blair and the Ministry of Defence recognising the seriousness of the risk.
When I ask these presidents, provosts, deans, faculty, and chief technology officers what keeps them up at night, increasingly their answers all center on two areas; 1) Cost (of instruction delivery tuition), and 2) the explosion in online instruction models.
