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He was rejected as Provost of King’s for the more prosaic reason: that he was not an Etonian.
他被拒絕作爲(wèi)皇家學(xué)院院長，是出於更加缺乏想象力的理由，即他不是一個伊頓學(xué)派的人。
If a provost or a group of administrators came to you with plans to cut a literature department, what's your response?
如果一位院長，或者許多琯理人員找到您，說他們將要裁掉某個文學(xué)系，您會作何反應(yīng)？
Universities should pitch in and help schools do better, says Michael Worton, vice-provost of University College London.
倫敦大學(xué)學(xué)院的副教務(wù)長邁尅爾?沃頓說，大學(xué)應(yīng)該主動幫助中學(xué)進行改善與提高。

That's a beautiful new lounge that the Provost's Office allowed us to build for physicists and chemists, or whoever happens to be in the building.
那是個很漂亮的新休息室,教務(wù)処特許,專門爲(wèi)物理系和化學(xué)系的學(xué)生們脩建的,那棟樓裡的其他人也可以進去
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Mr. KEELING: Well, everything I've heard from the provost and the chancellor indicates tomorrow.
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Rice, a former Stanford provost and a classical pianist, also plans to bring more Iranian students here.
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Universities should pitch in and help schools do better, says Michael Worton, vice-provost of University College London.
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In some colleges and universities in the United States, a provost is an official who deals with matters such as the faculty and the courses of study.
In the Roman Catholic and Anglican Churches, a provost is the person who is in charge of the administration of a cathedral.