1.  As the academic job market contracted, universities began to use more contingent faculty, who were cheaper and did not have the same job security.

2.  Four years later, she decided to brave the academic job market.

3.  Like Parkhurst, hundreds of young scholars around the country are facing this latest obstacle in a glutted academic job market.

4.  Take just one of several academic job engines stretched along the banks of the Charles.

5.  The academic job market is intensely competitive, and the financial rewards relatively meager.

6.  There are more of those specialists around, she said, as fewer people seeking academic jobs in religious studies are likely to hold degrees in Christian theology.

7.  While his future is unclear, there is talk he may pursue an academic job as he mulls his political future.

8.  The academic jobs Zedillo has taken since leaving office, however, would not be forbidden under the proposed amendment, Batres said.