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...been at work at the time of the holdup. No physical evidence, like fingerprints or a gun, was presented. Still, in October 1982 the all-white jury found him guilty. At the sentencing hearing, Investigating Detective James Fortenberry testified that he had spoken with the sheriff of Bamberg County, where Geter grew up. The South Carolina sheriff, said Fortenberry, had told him Geter was "a bad character." The prosecution also suggested he was a suspect in other robberies. The jury's sentence: life imprisonment...
Physics la Professor Paul G Bamberg found an easy explanation for his course's large enrollment Bamberg noted his class is "almost all pre-meds" who have almost no choice but to take his class...
...administrative organization for the university's two branches, but placing day-to-day operations at the Auburn campus into the hands of a chancellor. That official, however, will report to Funderburk. The solution has only reinforced the faculty's fears. Its main proponent was R.C. ("Red") Bamberg, 71, vice chairman of the board and a major figure in rural Democratic politics and the Alabama Farm Bureau. Bamberg, who has served on the board since 1956, was nominated last month by Governor George Wallace to a new twelve-year term. Wallace, who is regarded by the faculty as being...
...courses are designed to turn out computer professionals who "can go off and get entry level jobs," said Paul G. Bamberg, director of science instruction for continuing education. It is also intended, he said, for professionals who now require computer skills in their established careers...
...proven true was the exception: skepticism was the rule. The "glorious tapestry" that we now appreciate was periously close to never being woven. So not only was guage theory momentous, but it was propitious, for with its discovery, the pendulum of scientific opinion swung in the other direction. As Bamberg suggests, "there's now abundant optimism where once there was none...