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Bok

[bɔk]
globule [天]博克球状体

Conservatives who rose to prominence in the political climate of the 1980s "saw universities as liberal strongholds populated by cocksure, opinionated professors," Bok wrote in the 40-page report.
Harvard President Derek Bok also has announced plans to step down at the end of this school year.
Bok grew up in Beverly Hills, Calif., and graduated from Stanford in 1951.
"There's no perfect time to leave a job like this, which I've loved," Bok said at the end of a hectic day after the announcement. "But I've felt 20 years was the outside limit.
Bok, 60, is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and author of several books, including one on labor law that he wrote with Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox.
This is the autumn 'Bock' version of the famous Grolsch - spelled 'Bok' in Dutch.
But Bok pulled Harvard out of the arrangement.
While criticism is always a valid outlet for opinion and change, Bok believes the attacks on higher education have been unfounded or made without all the facts.
Derek Bok, president of Harvard University, organized the written protest of the universities, many of which have large numbers of Chinese students.
Bok, who holds graduate degrees in law and economics and has been Harvard president since 1971, has published books and articles in which he has often praised the U.S. labor movement.
As a result, her supporters were expecting Mr. Bok to recommend tenure.
"Police forces will be used to stop promptly any violent protests taking place outside workplaces, and all those involved will be arrested," National Police Director Kwon Bok Kyung said in a statement.
Harvard President Derek Bok had difficulty finding the facts of the case.
Bok often made headlines with his conservative views on education and business, including a controversial stand against a movement for total divestment of the university's holdings in stocks of companies doing business in South Africa.
Harvard President Derek Bok said Simons, former managing editor of The Washington Post, helped expand the role of journalists at the university.
Bok conferred degrees to the 5,526 graduates en masse, school by school.
Says Lee Dong Bok, a special assistant to the South Korean Prime Minister for negotiations with the North, "We are crossing the threshold into the front gate of a new phase when we will see the institutionalization of peaceful coexistence," he says.
Another $4 million to $5 million in debt was added when four members of the law firm Csaplar & Bok joined the firm less than a year ago.
Her lawyer, Nancy Gertner, said Ms. Dalton has "an extremely strong gender discrimination case and an extremely strong political discrimination case." Last December, Bok appointed an outside committee to review the case.
"Most of the charges are flawed because they ignore basic conflicts and contradictions in the demands society makes on universities," Bok wrote.
Harvard President Derek Bok declined comment on the report.

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