But we haven't learned from that: instead, the government pushes the idea that home ownership is the only acceptable tenure, while decimating social housing, and therefore bolstering house prices for private landlords and the dwindling number of people who can get on the ladder.
"Academic freedom that only tenure can provide is critical for the protection of scientists," George Leikauf wrote, while Toby Walsh asked, "Wouldn't it be better to argue that we need to consider how tenure is awarded so all can profit from the freedom it brings…?" Check out the full comment section for more.
Although the data cover only tenure-track faculty members and the report takes the viewpoint of institutions competing to recruit topflight talent, the findings nonetheless provide useful insights for those who have not -- and may never -- land a faculty post.
Oddly, however, Romney's only tenure in public service – as governor of Massachusetts – went virtually unmentioned.
His only tenure of public office, as governor of Massachusetts, went unmentioned.
During my first year as a professor at Louisiana State University (LSU), I was the only female tenure-track faculty member (LSU has since hired two others) in a diverse department, so I can easily identify with Professor Jones in the case study.
The only way his tenure will be seen as an unqualified success will be if El Real win at Wembley on 25 May.
Mark Ridley-Thomaso so recently the new African American kid on a board of old-timers, now takes the chairmanship as the senior member — the only supervisor with tenure longer than two years, and the board's only man.
For much of his tenure the only certainties were Mickey Mantle in center and Yogi Berra behind the plate.
During his tenure, the only review into restraint techniques was carried out by the National Children's Bureau and failed to investigate the safety of the procedures.
