"It would really be distressing if the culture of The Los Angeles Times, even with its recent lapses, were hit by more attempts to make it efficient; if they were going to make the Times reporters cooperate with other newspapers and television stations in the name of the corporate glory of the parent," Professor Drummond said.
"Given the lack of international success by their own team, Chinese fans do look elsewhere for glory and achievement," said Professor Chadwick.
"The extension of the subway will not by itself return downtown Newark to its former glory," said Professor Jackson, the Columbia professor, who is working on a book about housing patterns in several northeastern cities, including Newark.
The opening passage in Myles Palmer's excellent, utterly besotted book The Professor, published in the hazy glory days of 2001, captures the shock of first contact.
Finn went in anyway, quizzed her daughter's professors, and basked in the glory of the nice things they said.
There's the bogus professor, the major trading on old glory, the hint of dangerous foreigners, and Mrs W is, of course, Britain: living in a crumbling, crooked, subsiding house stuffed with reminders of naval glories.
You by no means have to spit out tomes of experimental glory, but do try to rub noses with a professor or two that lets you churn the data or punch some numbers.
Charles quotes Professor Eric Williamson, "a card-carrying liberal in full tweed glory," saying, "Students do not have any shame about reading inferior texts".
To have caused controversy in Catalonia, Professor Bloom need only have dedicated his acceptance speech to the glories of Miguel de Cervantes, one of his greats but clearly a Spaniard.
The team is led by the possibly under-qualified Professor Doctor Awesome, voiced by Meyers, who is determined to bring these funny-if-flawed superheroes to glory.
