Last month, with the Canadiens off to a terrific start, atop the Eastern Conference, Montreal's probationary superstar made the cover of Sports Illustrated.
"Following the death of Nicole Suriel, we made the decision to remove Dr. Maldonado's tenure rights but allow him to continue to lead the school on a probationary basis," said Natalie Ravitz, a spokeswoman for the city's Education Department.
At the end of each year, the department reviews the progress of each student to determine whether the student is making satisfactory progress, and on that basis to make decisions about probationary status and termination from the program where appropriate.
Dr. Block at Irvine, for one, says she dares not extend her tenure clock, a decision that is made at the end of the probationary period in the University of California system.
Guidelines from the American Association of University Professors notwithstanding, departments will have to extend the probationary period if current trends continue.
In August, she found her current job, but during the probationary period, she made only about $150 a week.
Dr. Radecki lost his Illinois license for just such a relationship, and his Pennsylvania license was made probationary in 2007.
I have had several clients stuck in "loan mod" limbo making probationary payments for more than six months.
She learned from Shakespeare and Thomas Wyatt, among others, what she has called "open voicing," the probationary "lapses and interruption" that make those five-hundred-year-old voices seem so vulnerable and real.
Will I have one committee throughout the probationary process?
