Sentence examples for conservative faculty from inspiring English sources

The perniciousness of this amnesia didn't strike him until he attended the university in Freiburg, where the conservative faculty had been intellectually molded under the Third Reich.

So Mr. Horowitz, author of "Left Illusions: An Intellectual Odyssey" (Spence Publishing, 2003) and the president of the Center for the Study of Popular Culture, is spearheading a campaign to end what he calls discrimination against conservative faculty and students.

"Especially when prominent and conservative faculty members make pejorative statements and the university administration remains silent.

As the newly rediscovered Aristotelian texts began to find their way into university curricula in the thirteenth century, more conservative faculty reacted.

"We have already have concern that this is more of a bold and ambitious future than some of the more conservative faculty are comfortable with," Duncan says.

During this time, tensions rose at the Collège Royal (later to become the Collège de France) between the humanists/reformers and the conservative senior faculty members.

We both lived in Hyde Park and had lengthy associations with the University of Chicago, where I earned a Ph.D. in psychology and he taught law on one of the more conservative law school faculties in the country.

Even with respect to political diversity the professoriate includes liberals, socialists, Marxists, moderates, pragmatists, libertarians, and (yes) conservatives, with many faculty claiming more than one of these categories, adding categories of their own, or rejecting any system of political categories.

The core of his complaint is that Kagan did not speak out louder against the Bush (and now Obama) policies on waging war against terrorists, rather than coddling conservatives on the faculty at Harvard Law School, where Kagan was dean from 2003 to 2009.

In 2007, David M. Hoffeditz, who was identified with the more conservative faction on the faculty, was "terminated for cause," as Mr. Weinstein, the spokesman, put it.

Several of them, including Jean Briart, the conservative dean of the faculty, replied that they found nothing objectionable.