"They say they have to protect Harvard and Hauser, but how about protecting the field?" Dr. Hauser is one of Harvard's most visible academics, being frequently quoted in articles about language, animals' cognitive abilities and the biological basis of morality.
On March 2, 2007, a report in The Chronicle of Higher Education commented "the incident is clearly damaging to Wikipedia's credibility especially with professors who will now note that one of the site's most visible academics has turned out to be a fraud".
He is the second journalist named this summer to a highly visible academic post.
"We want on the one hand to maintain our Christian heritage, our church-related heritage and to be a truly nationally visible academic institution".
The EvoS Seminar Series at New Paltz and Binghamton include some of the most highly visible academic events at these intellectually vibrant institutions.
For most of the quarter-century since Linda Williams's groundbreaking study Hard Core: Power, Pleasure, and the Frenzy of the Visible, academic porn studies was dominated by film scholars, more committed to textual analysis than historicization.
The experiment exploited a powerful motive seldom visible in academic classrooms but familiar to anyone who ever participated in an extracurricular activity: don't let the group down.
In December 1985, Soulé published a long manifesto, "What is Conservation Biology?" in BioScience, the journal most visible to the academic and, especially, the non-academic biological community in the United States.
She attended Glasgow high school for girls, where her musical talents were as visible as her academic skills.
Twenty-two men, the cuffs of prison uniforms just visible under their academic gowns, made their way from a corner of the yard near a watchtower into a gleaming white tent, where they proceeded down an aisle flanked by family members, many of them crying.
On a larger scale, this love affair with data--what Berkeley geography graduate students Camilla Hawthorne and Brittany Meché termed "fetishized numeration" in their Space & Society article--is visible in corporate, academic, and policy circles.
