… in business administration, criminal justice and hospitality … in the day-to-day operations of academic programs," leaving such … in the day-to-day operations of academic programs," leaving such …
… swift. Calling the firebombings "criminal acts of anti-science … . "The attacks on members of the academic community that occurred … These acts threaten not only our academic researchers and their …
… five concentrations, and one -- criminal justice -- attracts more … approach has a monopoly on academic excellence. "This is a new …
… there could be instructors in academe who were hired under false … list," said Bud Ellis, criminal chief at the United States … of the four clearly identifiable academics on the list, Debra …
… radicals have all the power in academe, the study finds that … correct cohort within academe. The new study, which does … science 58.3% 14.6% 10.4% 16.7% Criminal justice 63.6% 25.5% 9.1% …
… actions are a violation of academic freedom, and that the … ethical and political issues for academics and universities. Ogden … with "one of Canada's foremost criminal lawyers about the legal …
… a minus. But at least it's an academic job. I mean, yes, there's … circle is supposedly for violent criminals, murderers and the like.” … a minus. But at least it's an academic job. I mean, yes, there's …
… said that it is not safe for gay academics or their partners to … of meeting cities." Some academics have been encouraging … at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, of the City …
… … , maybe? -- that most criminal gang members make less … fair description of the academic job market. Why are so … fair description of the academic job market. Why are so …
… should devote themselves to an academic pursuit other than … protection against a variety of criminals. Still, let us assume … should devote themselves to an academic pursuit other than …