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In the wake of the Vatican decision to dismiss Prof. Charles Curran, fourteen full professors at Catholic University have stated that they are teaching under protest.
- In rejoinder: What next at Catholic U? Provost, J.H.; Potvin, R. // Commonweal;5/5/89, Vol. 116 Issue 9, p270
Three Catholic University professors respond to debates over academic freedom at that institution, responding to the case of Reverend Charles Curran. INSET: `We teach under protest' (text of a faculty resolution)..
- Test information on Internet. Nelson, Milo // Computers in Libraries;Jan1994, Vol. 14 Issue 1, p65
Reports that the Education Resources Information Center Clearing House on Assessment and Evaluation (ERIC/AE) at the Catholic University of America announced that test information are available on the Internet. Procedure for accessing the ERIC/AE site; Contact information.
- Faith and academic freedom. Lipscomb, O. // America;9/3/1988, Vol. 159 Issue 6, p124
Response to the opinion by the Reverend Charles Curran of the Catholic University of America, carried by `The Washington Post' in May, impugning academic freedom at that institution. Catholic theology; Freedom and theology; Peer opinion.
- Academic freedom in Catholic universities. McBrien, R.P. // America;12/3/1988, Vol. 159 Issue 17, p454
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Comments on Emily Friedman's article `Little Engine That Could: Medicaid at the Millennium.' Author's belief on how to make Medicaid more effective in achieving its original intent of providing healthcare for the poor; Basic essentials that need to be fixed in the Medicaid program; Objective of...
- PhRMA suffers legal blow. Dickinson, James G. // Medical Marketing & Media;Jul2003, Vol. 38 Issue 7, p20
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- ICNE's clinic considers expanding its outreach. Harrell, Lisa // Journal of Business (10756124);12/07/2000, Vol. 15 Issue 25, pB6
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- NJ hospitals say they can't wait for charity care dollars. Dunn, Philip // AHA News;12/15/97, Vol. 33 Issue 48, p6
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