Sentence examples for free faculty from inspiring English sources

Student performances are free; faculty concerts are $20.

The Takacs String Quartet has Mozart, Bartok and Beethoven on display on Tuesday; the next evening, the baritone Richard Lalli, the violinist Syoko Aki and the guitarist Benjamin Verdery offer songs and dances in a free faculty recital.

As described in books like Glenn Moss's The New Radicals, and Billy Kenniston's Choosing to Be Free, faculty and students were often on the front lines of the struggle against apartheid.

(Instructors may access a spreadsheet by going to http://mdcune.psych.ucla.edu/faculty and setting up a free faculty account).

But when tenure-free faculty are focusing increasingly on short-term research and funding success, their institutions may be tempted to lower the teaching bar, or weigh student happiness over innovation and effectiveness in pedagogy.

The quartet introduced its new first violinist, Joseph Lin, to its New York audience on Monday evening in a free Juilliard School faculty concert at Alice Tully Hall.

Today at 2 p.m., a discussion about Woodrow Wilson and World War I with Thomas Fleming, a historian and author of "The Illusion of Victory: America in World War I"; fee, $10; free for faculty and students.

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We have rules to protect human subject research, academic freedom and free expression, faculty on their way to promotion and tenure, students accused of misconduct, staff needing medical leave, people expecting freedom from harassment and abuse of all kinds.

McNutt's suggestion that the proposed ten-year contract is two-way street, freeing attractive faculty to move as they see fit, shines less brightly when one considers that at present senior tenured professors are commonly lured away from their current positions with the promise of higher pay, more facilities, better colleagues, or a more prestigious environment.

"You wrote a couple good books that people still read of their own free will," a faculty friend marvels.