Corey Rayburn Yung, a University of Kansas law professor, who considers the idea of not interviewing witnesses "baffling," told HuffPost that colleges should "do interviews promptly and interview everyone" available.
Giegerich kept after him about it, and eventually she recommended him to the director of the California Institute of the Arts, in Valencia, who called him in for an interview and promptly offered him a full scholarship.
And that, you might think, would be that, had Harry not got wind of the De Botton interview, and promptly tweeted: "Socrates, born in Athens in the 5th century BC, marks a watershed in Ancient Greek philosophy".
All interviews were promptly transcribed verbatim and circulated to other members of the author team to ensure consistency between interviewers, to manage any problems as they arose and to identify when thematic saturation had been achieved.
When Vanity Fair sent him to interview Nathan Lane, he promptly caused the actor to stomp out of the room when he bluntly asked: "Are you gay?" Soon after, he booked a stripper for a colleague on "Take Our Daughters to Work Day".
Nozad showed up one morning, mentioned his soccer interviewing days and promptly scored a journalism visa.
Participating physicians were also asked to identify the nurse most involved in each case and they were subsequently invited to take part in the study and, where they agreed, promptly interviewed.
Clifford persuaded Closer not to run the interview, and Brookstein was promptly banned from giving any more interviews.
Most of the specialists interviewed for this article promptly volunteered tales from their own lives, without being asked.
