The latest figure, says Bob Bruner, dean of the University of Virginia's Darden School of Management, is more than 13,000.
The high profit of e-waste processing continues to attract people, despite the health risks, says Gu Jiang, dean of the Shantou University Medical College.
Don't pour out the dirty water Before you have dean.
He has obtained the consent of the dean for going abroad.
Midway through my nearly six-year tenure as a dean, I once griped to a friend about the frustrating difficulty of making even small changes.
“If the author requests a waiver, the dean will provide a waiver, ” he says.
The ruler was Pope Benedict XVI and his courtier Angelo Sodano, the dean of the college of cardinals.
"There may be a reconsideration of that as this year continues to unfold, " said another co-author, Michael Pagano, dean of the College of Urban Planning at the University of Illinois and Chicago.
The dean threw up his hands and looked at the coach in despair, but the coach said earnestly, "Oh, please let him in, Sir!"
The dean tasked me to conduct experiments with new teaching methods.
Heidi wanted me to go with her to the funeral. She'd sent this message through the dean. "We'll pay for your ticket to Vancouver," the dean said.
Conservative academics warm to her, because she treated them fairly when she was dean of the Harvard Law School.
Mr Mahbubani is now dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, and prefers the title of professor to ambassador, but this is no dry scholarly tome.
"The advertiser is immediately aligning itself with the airline brand — and that is not always advantageous, " says Slater, who is an interim dean at the university's College of Media.
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