So one-time professor Maura takes her to lunch with an old colleague and his friend, poet and UCLA academic Leslie Mackinaw.
Berezovsky – a one-time professor of mathematics, who applied his intellect to business and became very rich indeed – was practically bankrupt.
The idea, people close to Mr. Middelhoff said, was for him to be a successor to Klaus Schwab, the one-time professor who turned the Davos conference into a global event.
(Fine arts courses are also expensive to teach, partly because they require so much one-on-one time with professors).
For anyone who's been out of college for more than a decade, it's not too hard to remember impersonal lecture halls, blackboards that were hard to read and long waits for one-on-one time with professors.
With a small undergraduate enrollment, students get plenty of one-on-one time with professors and an intimate classroom setting.
"If you look at large ecosystems — rain forests, the plains, the Arctic — they all require a scale of cooperation and deployment quite different from what historically an individual researcher could measure at one place in one time," said Arthur C. Sanderson, a professor of electrical, computer and systems engineering at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, who is participating in the project.
Because to me, the ease in which President Obama routinely green-lights these unilateral top-secret little mini-acts of war is plain alarming -- particularly when carried out by a man who balked about the illegal war in Iraq and who was also at one time a constitutional law professor.
Because the exposome encompasses the progression of exposures over a lifetime, it's an overwhelming research concept to understand and impractical to fully fund at one time, says Paul Lioy, a professor of environmental and occupational medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
