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...Burt's work go unchallenged during his lifetime? Says Philip Vernon, a collaborator of Burt's now at Alberta's University of Calgary: "There were certainly grave doubts, although nobody dared to put them into print because Burt was so powerful." In fact, he was powerful enough to see his ideas on heredity and intelligence translated into educational policy. As a government adviser in the 1940s, he played a prominent role in setting up the three-tier British school system that pigeonholed students on the basis of an IQ test given at age eleven...
...Alberta Arthurs, dean of undergraduate affairs, said the Houses can do nothing to prevent disturbances at dances but use "common sense...
Burriss Young, associate dean of freshmen Alberta Arthurs, dean of freshmen, and Susan W. Lewis, assistant dean of freshmen, said yesterday they agree that each council's effectiveness is determined by the people leading it. Dean Young said the administration does not control the council in any way, but it does require all projects undertaken to self-supporting...
...system is an experiment designed to get more freshmen involved in house activities, Alberta Arthurs, dean of freshmen, said at last night's council meeting. She encouraged freshmen to "live with it awhile...
...special annoyances attendant on being black, and the powerful opening number--dot an otherwise solid score. The dancing, on the other hand, is nothing short of spectacular--supple bodies tapping, twisting and shaking in a variety of dazzlingly choreographed sequences. The ensemble singing is less impressive, but soloists Alberta Bradford, pat Lundy Beauris Allen Whitehead and Bobby Hill all manage to be moving and assertive, plaintive and triumphant in turn...