True, but it must have been some special situation ($$$, kid, spouse) to give up the sure thing and gamble at AU. Surely, she had to have seen the signs after a couple years.
Yes, it was (spousal in this case). There usually is a reason like that for giving up tenure. That's life.Yes, but life shouldn't involve eight years of complaining about it after it doesn't go according to plan. She didn't do enough to get tenure at American. Period, end of sentence.
Why the nay? There's an infallible way to determine whether or not she did enough to get tenure at American: she didn't get tenure at American.