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Fried is an emerita professor, which means she has no regular teaching duties but is free to teach classes in the future.

She's also Alan Gopnik's sister, there another few intellectual sibs, all sharing mother Myrna Gopnik, emerita linguistics prof at McGill.

Catherine Frazee, a professor emerita at Toronto’s Ryerson University, said cases like Foley’s were likely just the tip of the iceberg.

Barbara Fried, Bankman-Fried’s mother, is a Professor Emerita of Stanford Law School.

Ha, did the same and literally had an hour long talk with an emerita faculty member today about how totally skewed the incentive structure is.

Catherine University professor emerita Julie Miller Jones, Ph.

Our queen emerita is a part-time painter.

As Barbara Tversky, who is an emerita professor of psychology at Stanford University, wrote in an online essay shortly after [Kahneman's] death, their last days in Paris had been magical...

>It was confirmed that Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi was scheduled to speak.

Shakespeare scholar, June Schlueter, Professor Emerita of Lafayette College and former editor of the Shakespeare Bulletin, and I have already passed peer review, writing for academic presses, confirming Thomas North wrote early versions of three Shakespeare plays.

'Heterosexual partnership' is in this sentence: In heterosexual partnerships, emotional labor often falls to women, who are generally socialized to take on the emotional lives of others, said Arlie Russell Hochschild, professor emerita at University of California, Berkeley...

Her title is, however, "Speaker Emerita" given her impending retirement from the House.

Given that the author is "Distinguished Lecturer for the Organization of American Historians, and Richards Professor of American History Emerita at the University of Delaware" it's perhaps not surprising that the article has a focus on the US?

The article is written by an American, so it's not so weird that it talks about Americans: "Susan Strasser is an award-winning historian, a Distinguished Lecturer for the Organization of American Historians, and Richards Professor of American History Emerita at the University of Delaware.

How can I take you seriously when you say that a professional historian, author, and emerita professor of history at Texas State University is "not credible" and when you refer to her as "a policy maker"?