The white paper was published after legislation on fees had been enacted and, not surprisingly, given the make-up of the advisory board, its tone took as read the prevailing wisdom that universities, if they had any value, were to be much more closely aligned with the needs of the economy, the desperate pursuit of growth.
Although there are some non-significant and subtle differences between the two schools, it can be concluded that the findings were similar, and might be explained by the traditional system prevailing in these universities.
Iowa's move to the right runs counter to the prevailing political views on university faculties, Chelgren said.
If these agencies are leaving it to existing university mechanisms — and prevailing attitudes of those responsible for enforcement — then strong statements do little to improve the situation.
During my biochemistry studies, I was often struck by the great gap between the prevailing views on biotechnology from within the university setting and the views put forward in the public debate "outside".
Matters are made worse under the prevailing presumption that an expensive campus-based university with all the current internal regulatory friction, ever-rising overhead, aging teaching methods, and minimal use of advanced technology, is the only way to build and maintain a great university.
During its early years, the College offered a classic academic course based on the English university model but consistent with the prevailing Puritan philosophy of the first colonists.
Small size of convenient sample made up of university and school students is much prevailing in the existing literature (Lortie & Castogiovanni, 2015).
When I later presented his arguments to a group of Darfur activists, they laid out their own position in market language: "In terms of the prevailing trend in corporate social responsibility, as a large corporation, albeit a university, we want our university to remain competitive in that respect".
So the growth of Western-style debating in schools and universities, in which participants sometimes argue against prevailing Communist Party policies, can seem incongruous.
