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faculty

[fak-uhl-tee] / ˈfæk əl ti /




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"Animals that look similar but are genetically distinct are called cryptic species," said Chan, who also serves as Curator of Vertebrate Collections and a core faculty member in MSU's Ecology, Evolution and Behavior program.

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At its peak, the Lehrhaus enrolled some 1,100 students, most of them secular, and gathered a remarkable faculty, including S.Y.

From The Wall Street Journal

Any faculty member in a department other than sports would be summarily fired, maybe indicted.

From The Wall Street Journal

The actress plays a professor who falls for a new faculty member as her husband becomes mired in scandal in this shaky eight-part series.

From The Wall Street Journal

Which would concern her much more if she weren’t besotted by the newest member of the faculty.

From The Wall Street Journal