Recognizing this fact, society has given published articles a wider significance, and your papers are the coins that get you along the steep, up-hill academic toll road.
Although political activities did not affect Hill's academic career, Hobsbawm was prevented from getting the Cambridge lectureship he wanted.
Since the start of the year, a group of union officials, Hill staffers, academics, journalists, and single-issue activists has been gathering every other Tuesday morning to discuss how to thwart the Bush Administration's agenda, particularly its Social Security plan.
In comparison, Jon Day's Cyclogeography: Journeys of a London Bicycle Courier (Notting Hill) is part academic treatise, part love song to cycling and all things bike-ish.
In it, the late, great Gregory Hines was dancing, and Hill, ever the academic, was frantically trying to write down all his steps on paper.
Down the hill from the academic buildings is a residential area called Yeshiva Lane, where modestly dressed women with head coverings supervise flocks of children outside the six-bedroom town houses and three-bedroom apartments, built for faculty and graduate students.
McGraw-Hill bought an academic publisher in 1952 to help form its education business, while it bought Platts in 1953 and Standard & Poor's in 1966.
Born in 1946, Swannell grew up "just down the hill" in Finsbury Park, not academic (he's dyslexic) but photo-mad from the get-go.
Although F.S.G. had built its own small empire through the acquisition, in 1960, of Noonday Press, a paperback company, and in 1971, of Hill & Wang, an academic publisher, Straus became the spokesman of independent ways.
