Ms Clwyd said a common theme in much of the correspondence, including comments from nurses, was that the training had become too academic.
Mr Greenspan is famously sceptical of relying too much on academic models.
But for a lot of schools that are too small or academic to contend for the big matchups that come after New Year's, this bit of gridiron is the only post-season play to shoot for.
He spends too much time quoting obscure reviewers and reciting minor academic quarrels, and says too little about Trevor-Roper's place in the great tradition of British historians.
But Martin Evans, a British academic, is too good an historian to present a one-sided story of Algeria's quest for independence.
So that brings me back to the word data-science, which by the way it sounds, sounds academic and all too blue track to me.
It probably has more to do with the academic drive of college basketball players (most of whom think they will be making their living playing their sport professionally here or abroad) versus college football players (most of whom know they will not), and institutional failures to educate big name athletes (who colleges fear will bolt if academic standards are too high).
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"We shouldn't have to omit our education from our CV or be too wary to use the odd academic reference, " it continues.
But the bands of brothers and sisters who endeavour to produce literature, and often have a toe in the academic world, have too much in common to stay apart.
So too were new forms of corporate and academic organisation, such as the insurance firm Lloyd's of London and Britain's Royal Society.
Steeped in the parochial thinking of American academic feminism, she devotes too much space to the (to her) mystifying puzzle of her heroines' lack of gender consciousness.
The unifying theme of the chapters that follow is that we are unrealistic about students at every level of academic ability asking too much from those at the bottom, asking the wrong things from those in the middle, and asking too little from those at the top.
So too, due to the department's academic inadequacy, the committee claimed its master's program's "value...is doubtful, " and said that the faculty could not adequately educate doctoral students.
Academic and social pressures surge, too.
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The stakes are too high for support staff to just learn a cookbook of academic and behavioral interventions that may address the presenting problem but may not provide the needed solution.
Last week another academic, Tony Sewell, complained that lessons had become too "feminised" and called for more nurturing of traditional "male" traits, such as competitiveness and leadership.
APPA-E is meant to support academic research and technology development at private companies that may be too early to attract private dollars.
But it would be easy to move too far (once again) from the research role, at the expense of the academic rigour necessary in a university environment.
Mr Allen stresses the full "Exeter student experience", which mixes academic study with employment preparation and cultural and sports opportunities, and acknowledges that too much growth in numbers could undermine it.
For some, Cardinal Ouellet would be too much like Benedict, a man who lacks superstar charisma, with a taste for obscure academic theology.
Assuming that these new books are right (not a fully warranted assumption), and that many students are increasingly disengaged from the academic part of the college experience, it may be because the system has become too big and too heterogeneous to work equally well for all who are in it.
Mario Monti, an Italian ex-academic who is in charge of such matters at the commission, is thinking of extending it to institutions too.
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