Instead, the individual states, religious orders, and groups of private citizens built the best higher education system in the world with a myriad of competing universities and colleges.
A member of the physics department played an anchor role and became our "Trojan horse", navigating us around the complexities of a university with myriad levels of activity.
In part, it's not an easy task for universities – their myriad courses will, of course, have different requirements and most don't rule out particular A-levels, but say some are acceptable only in certain combinations.
As more and more universities unleash myriad MBA programmes, it is becoming increasingly difficult for potential participants to gauge which business school offers the most suitable MBA programme to meet their needs.
William Preston Few, the president of Trinity at the time, insisted that the institution be renamed Duke University to honor the family's generosity and to distinguish it from the myriad other colleges and universities carrying the "Trinity" name.
I know anti-Semitism exists; beyond the myriad of incidents on American university campuses, Jews are the targets of violent and non-violent anti-Semitic attacks worldwide.
Between the settlements for his sham University or the myriad lawsuits filed against him for fleecing contractors, it's easy to understand why the left asserts that his supporters have been emotionally defrauded in a similar fashion.
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Universities, among the myriad organizations experiencing these potentially devastating attacks, are also in a position to be part of the solution.
There are a myriad of examples ranging from universities currently faced with decisions regarding the advent of online learning to mental health counseling agencies that are being impacted by advances in new pharmaceutical treatments.
