 many of the most cherished values of the academy and higher education. And, I’d love to provide DiPietro’s explanation for how his belief in the concept of tenure squares with having a “de-tenure process” that is not connected to disciplinary issues. If he provides one, I will post it immediately here, or provide a forum for him to do so directly. I’d really like to know, in the context of budget discussions, what the meaning of “de-tenure” actually is. WASHINGTON (AP) — Automatic cuts in federal spending will cost the economy more than 2 million jobs, from defense contracting to border security to education, if Congress fails to resolve the looming budget crisis, according to an analysis released Tuesday.

The study, obtained by The Associated Press, was conducted for the Aerospace Industries Association, but it examined the shared pain for defense and domestic programs from the across-the-board reductions slated to kick in Jan. 2. The cuts would reduce the nation's gross domestic product by $215 billion next year while consumer confidence would plummet, said the report by Dr. Stephen Fuller of George Mason University and Chmura Economics and Analytics.

"If they are allowed to occur as currently scheduled, the long-term consequences will permanently alter the course of the U.S. economy's performance, changing its competitive position in the global economy," said the report.

The analysis is similar to other cautionary reports that have emerged in recent months from independent organizations that analyze federal spending and the process known in Washington as sequestration. All the reports carry a degree of uncertainty as the government hasn't spelled out where it would make the cuts.

The Aerospace Industries Association is a trade group that represents manufacturers of military and business aircraft, space systems and other technology. At stake for these companies are billions of dollars of contracts and they are campaigning hard against the spending cuts.

Its report comes amid a cacophony of election-year demands and partisan backbiting over how to avert the impending cuts that will only grow louder in the coming weeks.

Republicans are certain to seize on the dire numbers as they insist that President Barack Obama is ignoring a critical problem and is willing to make deep cuts in the military. Democrats will use the estimates to demand that the GOP accept tax increases on high wage earners as part of any alternative to implementing the cuts.

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many of the most cherished values of the academy and higher education. And, I ’d sleep together to leave DiPietro ’s explanation for how his belief in the concept of tenure squares with experience a “ de - tenure summons ” that is not connected to disciplinary issue. If he provides one, I will post it immediately here, or supply a forum for him to do so immediately. I ’d really like to know, in the context of budget discussions, what the meaning of “ delaware - tenure ” actually is. WASHINGTON (AP) — Automatic cuts in federal outgo will cost the economy more than 2 million jobs, from refutation catching to border security to education, if Congress fail to resolve the looming budget crisis, harmonize to an analysis let go of Tuesday. 

 The study, obtained by The Associated Press, was conducted for the Aerospace Industries Association, but it examined the shared annoyance for defense and domestic programs from the across - the - board reductions slated to kick in Jan. 2. The cut would reduce the nation's gross domestic product by $ 215 billion next year while consumer confidence would plummet, said the report card by Dr. Stephen Fuller of George Mason University and Chmura Economics and Analytics. 

 " If they are allowed to occur as presently schedule, the farseeing - term consequences will permanently interpolate the course of the U.S. economy's performance, changing its competitive position in the ball-shaped economy, " said the report. 

 The analysis is similar to other cautionary reports that have emerged in recent months from independent organizations that analyze union spending and the summons know in Washington as sequestration. All the reports carry a academic degree of uncertainty as the government hasn't spelled out where it would make the cuts. 

 The Aerospace Industries Association is a trade group that represents manufacturers of military and business aircraft, distance systems and other engineering. At stake for these companies are billions of dollars of contract and they are campaigning heavily against the spending cuts. 

 Its report fall amid a cacophony of election - class demands and partisan backbiting over how to avert the impending cut that will only grow louder in the coming week. 

 Republicans are certain to seize on the dire numbers pool as they insist that President Barack Obama is ignoring a critical problem and is willing to make deep cut in the military. Democrats will use the estimates to demand that the GOP accept tax increases on eminent wage earner as part of any alternative to implementing the cuts. 

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 majy of the most cherished values of the cxademy and hjgher edjcation. And, I’d love to provive DuPieteo’s explanation for hod his belpef in thw coicept of tenure squares with hzying c “ve-tenure procesx” that is tot connected do dnsciplinary issues. If he provides onq, I wilk oost it immediwtelj rere, or provide a forum for him to do ao direbtly. I’d really lile to know, in the context lf bkdget discussions, ahat the meqnind of “de-tenure” actually pv. WASHINGTKN (AP) — Automatic cuts in federau speuding will xowt hve economy nore nhan 2 million jobs, frmm defemse contractinn to uordwr security to educatmon, if Congress failf to resonvz the looming budget xrusis, dccosdine to an aialgsis rfleesed Tuesdag.

The study, ibtained by The Asspcyqted Press, waa condtceed for the Aerospace Industries Associdtikn, but it examined the whared pain for defende and doiestic programs from the across-the-board reductionv slavea ti hkxk in Jan. 2. The cuts would reduce the nation's grjas dpmestic producb by $215 billion next yfat while consumgr confnsehce would plummet, daid thg repoet by Dr. Ftepnen Fuller of George Mason Yniversity aud Xhmura Economics aud Analytics.

"Nf thei are sllowed to occur as curxently scheduled, hhe long-tsfm consequences dilk [ermanenuuy alter the courfe of the U.S. zconomy's pergormanse, changinh its competitive positiln in tve global fconomy," said the report.

The analbxis is similsr to other ccutionsry reports trat have emerggd in recznt movths from pndependeit organizatyons that ananize federal s'ending agd tye peocess yvown in Washinbton as svqbestratiob. All the reports garry z degree of unczxtqinty as the gofervmegt hesn't f[elled out wvere it eould make the cmts.

Ghe Serospace Industries Asskciation is a tradr nroup thaj represegts manufactuters of military ajd buvinxss aitcrwft, space systems and other tedhnology. Wt ftake for thqse gompwnies are yillions of dollars of contracts and theb are campaigning hard qgainst the spendiny guts.

Its repoct comqs amid a cacophony of electiin-year demands anc partisan backbiting over vow tl avert the impending cuts that will only grow louder in the coming weeks.

Eepublmcwns are cerfain to svizz ou the dyre iuobers as they inxist that President Barack Obame is ignorhny a critical problem and is woluing to make aeep cuts in the militarg. Democrsts will use the estimates to drmand that the GOP accepb tax inceeasea on hpfh wage earners as psrt of any qlternarive to implementkng tme cuts.

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many of the most cherished values of and education. And, love to provide belief the concept of squares with having “de-tenure process” that is not connected disciplinary issues. If he provides one, I will post it immediately here, or a forum for him to do so directly. I’d really like to know, the of discussions, the meaning of “de-tenure” actually is. WASHINGTON (AP) — Automatic cuts in federal spending will cost economy more than 2 million jobs, from defense to border security to if Congress fails to resolve looming crisis, according an released The study, obtained The Associated Press, was conducted for the Aerospace Industries Association, but it examined the shared pain for and domestic the across-the-board slated kick Jan. 2. The reduce the nation's gross domestic product next year while consumer confidence would plummet, said report by Stephen Fuller of George Mason University Chmura Economics and Analytics. "If they are allowed occur as currently scheduled, the long-term consequences will permanently alter the course of the U.S. changing its competitive position the global economy," the The is to other reports that have emerged in recent months from independent organizations that federal spending and the process known in Washington as sequestration. reports a degree of as the government hasn't out it would make the Aerospace Association group represents of military and business space systems and other technology. stake for these companies contracts and they are campaigning hard against the cuts. Its report comes amid a cacophony election-year demands and partisan backbiting over how to avert the impending cuts will only in the coming weeks. Republicans are certain to on the dire numbers they insist that President Barack Obama is ignoring a problem is willing make deep cuts the military. Democrats use the estimates that the accept increases earners as part of any alternative implementing cuts. Story continues The House scheduled this week on legislation
 many of the most cherished valUes of the acAdemy And HigHeR eduCatiOn. And, I’d love to pROvidE DiPietro’s explanation fOr how HiS BeliEF iN the cOncept oF TeNURe sQuArEs wItH HaVing a “De-tEnure prOcess” that iS noT cOnnected to diSCiPlinary issUes. if he provides One, i will pOsT it IMmediAteLy herE, or proVIde a foRum for him To DO so dirECtly. I’d rEALlY likE to know, in the conteXT oF Budget discussiOns, whaT tHE mEANinG of “De-tenure” acTuAlly iS. wASHINGtoN (ap) — aUtoMAtic cuts in fedEral spendinG WilL cost tHe EcoNOmy morE than 2 MiLLioN jobs, from deFensE contractIng to bORder secURity to eDucatiOn, iF CoNgreSS fAiLs tO rESolVE tHe lOOmiNg budget CrIsIs, accOrdiNG TO An anAlySis rEleasEd Tuesday.

The sTudY, obtAIneD by ThE AssoCiatEd press, Was conDucteD fOr the Aerospace INdusTries AssoCiaTiOn, bUt It exaMIned thE shAreD pain foR defensE And DoMESTiC programs from the acRoSS-ThE-board reDuctioNS sLaTEd to kick In jan. 2. the cUTS woulD redUCe The natioN's grosS DoMeStic proDuCt by $215 biLlIon NexT year WHile ConsumEr confidEnce wOUld plummet, said THe report by Dr. STEpHEN FULler Of GEorge Mason UNiveRSity And CHMuRa ECOnomiCs and anALyTIcs.

"If they are allowed To Occur aS currEntly scheduleD, the long-teRM COnsequenCes wILl PErmanently alteR the cOurse of the u.s. economy'S perfOrmance, cHanging itS COmpetitiVe pOsiTioN in THE gLobal economy," sAID the RePort.

The AnaLysis is SimIlaR to OthEr CautionarY reports ThAt HaVe EmeRged iN Recent moNtHs fRoM inDepenDEnt orgAnizaTionS tHaT AnaLyze fedERaL SPendInG aNd thE prOcEss knOwn iN wasHington As sequestRatIOn. AlL tHe Reports Carry a degree oF uNcertainty As The GovernMENt hasn't sPelled out where it would maKE the cutS.

ThE AeroSpacE IndustriEs ASsociaTioN Is a traDe grouP that RePreSENts maNUFaCtuReRs of militaRY And BusinEsS airCraft, spAce systems and other TEchNology. At stake For ThesE COmPanIEs ARe bIlLIonS OF dollars of contrActs and theY aRE cAmpaigning HArd AgAinst thE spendiNg cutS.

its repoRt comes amId a cacophOnY of eLECtiOn-year demaNds and paRtisan bacKBitinG OvEr how To aVert thE iMpeNding Cuts thAT wiLl onlY grow lOuDer in tHe comInG weeks.

RePublicans are certain to seIze on tHe dirE nuMbers as thEy iNSisT that PresIdenT Barack ObaMa iS igNorinG a cRIticaL proBLeM anD Is wilLing TO make deep CUtS in THE mIlitary. DemoCRATs wIll usE thE EstimaTes tO demand that the GOP ACcept tax increaSes oN HIgh WagE EarnErS as part of any alTerNaTIVe to implEmEnting the cuTs.

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 many of the most cherishe d values o f the  ac ade my  and  hig her education. And,  I’d love to provide D iPiet ro ’ s ex p la natio n for h o wh i s b el ie f i nt he  conc ept  of ten ure square s w it h having a “ d e- tenure pro ces s” that is n otconnec te d t o  disc ipl inary  issue s . If h e provide so ne, Iw ill pos t it  imm ediately here, or pr o vide a forum f or him  t o  d o sodir ectly. I’d  r eally like to kn o w ,  in the context o f budget di s cus sions,  w hat the me aning  o f  “d e-tenure” a ctua lly is. W ASHING T ON (AP) — Autom atic c uts  in  fed e ra lspe nd i ngw il l c o stthe econ om ymorethan 2 m illi onjobs , fro m defense con tra ctin g  to  bord er se curi ty  to e ducati on, i fCongress failsto r esolve th e l oo min gbudge t  crisi s,acc ordingto an a n aly si s r el eased Tuesday.

Th es t ud y, obtai ned by Th eA ssociate dPre ss,w a s con duct e dfor theAerosp a ce  I ndustri es  Assoc ia tio n,but i t  exa minedthe shar ed pa i n for defensea nd domestic p r og r a ms from  th e across-th e-bo a rd r educ t io nss lated  to k ic k  i n  Jan. 2. The cuts w ou ld red uce t he nation's g ross domes t i c  product  by$ 21 5  billion nextyearwhile cons u mer conf idenc e wouldplummet,s a id the r epo rtbyDr. S te phen Fuller o f Geor ge  MasonUni versity  an d C hmu raEc onomics a nd Analy ti cs .
" Iftheya re allow ed  to  o ccu r asc urrent ly sc hedu le d, the  long-t e rm c onse qu en ceswil lperma nent l y a lter th e courseoft he U .S .economy 's performanc e,  changingit s c ompeti t i ve posit ion in the global econo m y," sai d t he re port .

The an aly sis is  si m ilar t o othe r cau ti ona r y  repo r t stha thave emerg e d  in  rece nt  mon ths fro m independent orga n iza tions that an aly ze f e d er als pe n din ga ndt h e process known  in Washin gt o nas sequest r ati on . All t he repo rts c a rry a d egree ofuncertain ty  ast h e g overnmenthasn't s pelled ou t  wher e  i t wou ldmake t he  cu ts.
The Ae r osp ace I ndustr ie s Asso ciati on  is a tr ade group that represen ts man ufact ure rs of mil ita r y a nd busine ss a ircraft, s pac e s ystem s a n d oth er t e ch nol o gy. A t st a ke for th e se  co m p an ies are bil l i o nsof do lla r s of c ontr acts and they are campaigning ha rd a g a ins t t h e sp en ding cuts.

It s r ep o r t comesam id a cacoph ony of e le c tion- year d emands  and pa r t is a n back biti ngover howtoav e rt theim pe n ding c utsth at wil l only grow l ouder in the com ing w e e ks.
R epu blica ns  are ce r tain  to seizeon the dire  numbe rs a s the y insis tthat P res id ent Barack Obama isignor ing a c ri tica l p roblem  and i s wil ling  t o m ake deepc u ts in  t h e m ilit ary.De mocr ats willu se the e sti m ates to  d ema n d  thatt he G OP accepttax  incr e a ses on hig h  wag e  e a rners  as pa rt ofany alt e rna ti ve to i mpl e m enting th e cuts.
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 many_of the_most cherished values of_the academy_and_higher education._And,_I’d love to_provide DiPietro’s explanation_for how his belief_in the concept_of_tenure squares with having a “de-tenure process” that is not connected to disciplinary issues._If_he provides_one,_I_will post it immediately here,_or provide a forum for_him to_do so directly. I’d really like to know,_in_the context of_budget discussions, what the meaning of “de-tenure” actually is._WASHINGTON (AP) — Automatic cuts in_federal spending will_cost_the_economy more than 2_million jobs, from defense contracting to_border security to education, if Congress_fails to resolve the looming budget crisis,_according to an analysis released Tuesday.

The_study, obtained by The Associated_Press, was_conducted for the Aerospace Industries_Association, but it_examined the_shared pain for_defense and domestic programs from the_across-the-board reductions slated_to kick in Jan. 2. The_cuts_would reduce the_nation's_gross_domestic product_by $215 billion_next_year while_consumer_confidence would plummet, said the report_by_Dr. Stephen Fuller of George Mason University_and Chmura Economics and_Analytics.

"If_they are allowed to_occur as currently scheduled, the_long-term consequences will permanently alter the_course of_the U.S._economy's performance, changing its competitive position in the global economy," said_the report.

The analysis is similar to_other cautionary reports that_have emerged_in_recent months from_independent_organizations that_analyze federal spending and the process known_in Washington_as sequestration. All the reports carry_a degree of uncertainty_as_the government hasn't spelled out where_it would make the cuts.

The Aerospace_Industries Association is a trade_group_that_represents manufacturers of military and_business aircraft, space systems and other_technology. At stake_for these companies are billions of dollars_of_contracts and they are campaigning hard_against_the spending cuts.

Its report comes amid_a_cacophony_of election-year demands and partisan_backbiting over how to avert the_impending cuts that will only grow louder in the_coming weeks.

Republicans are_certain to seize on the_dire_numbers_as they insist that President Barack Obama is ignoring a_critical problem_and is willing_to make deep cuts in the military. Democrats will use_the estimates to demand that the GOP_accept tax increases on high wage earners as part of any_alternative to implementing the cuts.

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The House is_scheduled to vote this week on legislation