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...separate Public Policy program, the GSD recruited an increasing number of CRP students for their interest in administration, not design. By the mid '70s bureaucratic theory had eclipsed architecture within CRP. Gerald M. McCue, dean-designate of the GSD, remembers that "our CRP program had become 80 per cent public policy analysis and 20 per cent planning. Both the students and the faculty looked more and more like those at the Kennedy School...
...room, McGaw wiped her forehead, pushing her bangs to the side. "I saw him earlier today," she answered. A hush swept over the courtroom as the judge asked her to look again. Prosecutor Burns informed the judge that the courtroom held an "excess of 70 people, 60 per cent Black and 40 per cent white...
...budget, which exceeds the King cap by 9 per cent, still calls for a reduction of nearly 80 teachers and many programs...
...meet the state-mandated 4 per cent cap, Lannon told the meeting last night average class size would have to increase 15 per cent, more than 200 staff would be laid-off and many major programs, including all elementary school libraries, would be wiped...
...march gets underway, at last. Standing in front of the White House, next to 20 high school girls with Instamatics, who reveal the truth that all protesters are "you know, funny." it's easier to gauge the makeup of this crowd of 30,000. Twenty per cent, tops, are card-carriers. Colorful, armed with mountains of leaflets which the wind delivers far and wide, every member well-versed in the words to all the chants, they seemed larger than their numbers, these Libertarians, these Socialist Workers, these International Socialists Another 5 per cent of the crowd is relatively unclassifiable--including...