101.   He returned to Loyola, and continued to write and teach some courses in music appreciation and classics for a time.

102.   He said he did not plan to teach courses but would lecture, tutor and hold seminars.

103.   He said he plans to continue teaching courses, as he now does at MIT, Babson, and Harvard.

104.   He teaches a course in presidential rhetoric.

105.   He is teaching a course on human resource management in Beijing and Xining.

106.   He then worked as an independent researcher, writer and consultant in New York City and taught on-line courses at the New School for Social Research.

107.   He will teach a course about communities and literature.

108.   He moved in on a Thursday and by the next Tuesday was up at Hunter teaching a course on the early Middle Ages.

109.   He was on both the medical and the public policy faculties at Georgetown, teaching courses in biotechnology and nutrition.

110.   He will discuss that freely later in the year when he is teaching his course on the American presidency, not state and local government, he noted carefully.