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	Yale Law School
		Yale Law School enhances the intellectual life of its academic community by sponsoring a variety of centers, programs, and workshops, inspired by the interests of its faculty and students.
		The John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics and Public Policy facilitates the scholarly work of the Yale law and economics faculty and supports student interest and research in the field.
		The Yale Law School Center for the Study of Corporate Law enhances the intellectual life of the law school in the business law area by increasing exposure to and engagement with contemporary business law issues.
	www.law.yale.edu /intellectuallife/intellectuallife.htm (720 words)

	Intellectual - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An intellectual is a person who uses his or her intellect to study, reflect, speculate on, or ask and answer questions with regard to a variety of different ideas.
		Due to the cooption of intellectuals by the Soviet Union, the Third Reich and by other regimes and ideologies, the question has been raised how and why intellectuals can be vulnerable to indoctrination in spite of their perceived intelligence.
		In general practice intellectual as label is more consistently applied to fields related to culture, the arts and social sciences than it is to working disciplines in the natural sciences, applied sciences, mathematics or engineering.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Intellectual (1123 words)

	AEI - About AEI
		In all of these endeavors, AEI trustees, scholars and fellows, and officers and staff are responsible for maintaining the highest standards of integrity, intellectual rigor, and excellence--and for sustaining AEI's founding commitment to open inquiry, lucid exposition, vigorous debate, and continuous improvement in the institutions of American liberty.
		Policy research of the kind AEI specializes in--emphasizing empirical analysis, intellectual depth and originality, unflinching criticism, and concrete proposals for reform--is an inherently individual activity, best pursued by a single scholar (or a pair or small group of scholars) rather than by a committee or hierarchy.
		Attempting to forge an Institute-wide consensus or corporate position would interfere with the intellectual independence of individual scholars and with the sharpness, clarity, and interest of AEI publications.
	www.aei.org /about (2290 words)

	NAIA: Dissecting Peter Singer: (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I am bothered by the intellectuals -- scientists and non-scientists -- who have stoked the fires with gross misrepresentations of the nature and necessity of biomedical research.
		As they note, Singer is held up as a model standard-bearer of the movement, one who has provided intellectual rigor to replace emotionalism and sentimentality.
		Yet, a close look at the chapter revealed a reliance on distortion and selectivity that was surprising in the work of a noted scholar, one who wrote the section on ethics in the Encyclopedia Brittanica.
	www.naiaonline.org /body/articles/archives/disectps.htm (1103 words)

	Erica Reiner, 1924-2005
		She was someone who expected the very highest standards of scholarly rigor both in her own work, and in the efforts of others.
		Erica’s intellectual engagement and her involvement in scholarship lasted up until the final months of her life,” he said.
		Adams, former Director, Oriental Institute, former Provost, University of Chicago, Secretary emeritus, Smithsonian Institution, said, “Erica was for many years the very soul of the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary, a humanistic undertaking of enormous scope, complexity, and scholarly importance.
	www-news.uchicago.edu /releases/06/060103.reiner.shtml (1489 words)

	RPI: Academics
		One of the hallmarks of a Rensselaer education is the opportunity for intellectual partnerships between students and faculty.
		The Rensselaer degree is well-known throughout the world as a symbol of technological excellence and achievement.
		Over nearly two centuries, Rensselaer has maintained its reputation for providing an undergraduate education of undisputed intellectual rigor based on exceptional innovation in the classroom and the laboratory.
	www.rpi.edu /academics (409 words)

	CUUMBAYA: Intellectual rigor?
		When debating the existence of God, the illogic of theism is always one of the first things to be brought up.
		Science, which has given us all the modern wonders is completely logical, internally consistent, and deals only with reality as we see it, not as we imagine it; faith, in the words of our own Davidson Loehr, (who is much, much kinder than many famous atheists), “lacks intellectual rigor”.
		Any discussion of the supernatural- that which is indefinable, undetectable, unprovable, and yet can still affect the real world- is simply irrational.
	cuumbaya.blogspot.com /2007/09/intellectual-rigor.html (856 words)

	Intellectual Property Law Firm,Trademark Lawyers,Patent Lawyer
		The law firm of Meredith and Keyhani, PLLC is a boutique firm that focuses its practice on intellectual property law matters including patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secrets.
		Meredith and Keyhani, PLLC has experience representing entrepreneurs, artists, inventors, and businesses in all facets of intellectual property law and counsels them in the context of their business objectives and financial realities.
		Meredith and Keyhani, PLLC takes special pride in delivering personalized attention to its clients' needs and approaching each legal challenge with intellectual rigor and ingenuity.
	www.meredithkeyhani.com (161 words)

	Island of Freedom - Wystan Hugh Auden
		His wide-ranging intellectual interests and his technical virtuosity in a variety of metrical forms are apparent in such works as The Double Man (1941), For the Time Being (1944), and the 1948 Pulitzer Prize-winning The Age of Anxiety (1947).
		These works also bear the stamp of his religious reaffirmation, although this is expressed by treating questions concerning existence rather than by discussing his own spiritual struggles and achievements.
		Many critics consider Auden a master of verse; his intellectual rigor and social conscience combined with his fluid mix of styles and expert craftsmanship make him a paragon of modern poetics.
	www.island-of-freedom.com /AUDEN.HTM (772 words)

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