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There would be no psychiatrists or deans.

College-admissions deans and potential employers browse bacchanalian footage.

The new generation of deans will undoubtedly preside over dramatic changes.

"Where's the cake?" he asked. She had an answer ready: "I think the deans ate it all."

Today, colleges of every stature permit them to appeal low grades through deans or permanent boards of inquiry.

Most business school deans and career directors are viewing the future with trepidation. "the devil's in the detail," says Ms Sandford.

After all, a curious parent might ask why-in a world full of admissions deans who have never lied about their degrees-had the school invited Ms. Jones?

In 1982, the deans of the architectural schools of the United Sates chose as the best designer of significant non-residential structures.

A College Board survey of 351 admissions deans found that 74 percent planned to use the new writing-section results in their admissions process.

We need to get rid of administrators who reward faculty members on printed pages and downloads alone, deans and provosts "who can't read but can count, " as the saying goes.

6) Provide one or more letters of recommendation. Forms for this purpose are sometimes furnished with the application, for completion by present or former teachers, headmasters, professors, deans, or employers, as appropriate.