academe

The biggest changes still to come will be in academe.

I'd grown up, and could no longer find a space for myself in academe.

All have a lot to do with popularity, even in academe.

But he and academe don't seem cut out for one other.

English is mainly used for business and in the academe.

Sometimes he would find shelter in the halls of academe.

The author's view of what ought to endure in academe.

Far from the world of academe, on the selling floor, life is a little simpler.

The ideas are there; now they must come out of academe and into the clinic.

It was a long way from the halls of architectural academe.

Lewis' influence extends beyond the academe to the general public.

This brought me a certain celebrity in the halls of academe.

I asked him if environmental studies was the latest fad in academe.

There are many old men in academe, but very few old women.

Thus ideas have come out of academe and are being implemented in the clinic.

And philosophy has given him entree into the world beyond academe.

There are also students working in the public sector, legal profession and the academe.

Some have become prominent in different fields such as the government, business, the academe, music and the arts, among others.

Presidents were not the most highly paid professionals in academe.

Being on his own, he read a great deal and felt he had not given academe a chance.

He'd started out as a clinician and turned to academe only relatively recently.

To be sure, dollars have always greased the wheels of academe.

Later she left academe to support herself by reviewing and publish her first collection, 1990.

Fiction is a better world for me than the snake pits of Academe could ever be.

Many of them have gone on to successful legal practice, in business, or in the academe.