Word: arens
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Well, we haven't even thought of applying for a building permit yet, because we aren't done with the plans," Wolfman said. "When we're finished though, we'll just apply...
...roommates and friends? The Confi Guide and Committee on Undergraduate Education guide tell him what to take and where to go. And yet he'll still have to learn by experience that 10 a.m. classes start at 10:10, that all 42 books at the Coop labelled "required" simply aren't, and that paper deadlines are like Defense Department cost figures--overruns are expected. Some proctors can provide helpful advice, but some are biased, others haven't been undergraduates for years, and still others are law school students who know a good financial deal when they...
Before you begin reading, go ask your roommate if you can borrow his pocket calculator. You'll probably need it as you peruse this column, because Mark Zbikowski and Tim Matthews aren't your average pigskin prophets. While members of the Cube sit in silent revery and appeal to divine inspiration when it comes to making predictions, Zbikowski and Matthews use the Science Center computer and a chain of statistical formulas to predict the outcomes of college games across the nation...
...study, which surveyed the recipients of doctorates from 40 leading universities, shows that "the joys of teaching are overrated by graduate students and the joys of other jobs really aren't known," Harrison says...
Another theory is that most lecturers don't get paid so well; this places them in the lower classes of society; this orients them toweard the working-class point of view. It's true that most lecturers aren't paid well, if at all. But there are notable exceptions, mainly those people who are regulars on the lecture circuit-- people like Ralph Nader. Galbraith, comfortably enconsced in his Gstaad chalet, doesn't fit; this mold either...