Word: concernedly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Among these, Lacoss said, are turkey ham, turkey bologna and turkey pastrami. Lacoss has tasted the ham substitute, and said it's pretty edible. And it's lower in calories and fat than regular ham, which--since CHUL's initial concern was with health and the world food shortage, not cost-is all to the good...
When Reginald Phelps, professor of German Literature and former dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, announced his impending retirement from his position as the Extension School's director several years ago, the move touched off faculty concern over national trends in extension education. Shortly before, the American Council on Education Report on Financing Part-time Students announced that in 1972, for the first time, the number of part-time adult students exceeded the number of traditional full-time students in post-secondary education. This led to a report on continuing education authored by Crooks, the reorganization...
...concern of those closely involved with extension education traditionally has not been matched with a similar interest on the part of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences as a whole, though Dr. Leonard Kopelman, an instructor in the program and assistant senior tutor of Leverett House, says he's "never heard a negative comment around the Faculty" about the School. "Bok and Rosovsky consider continuing education important," he says...
...boranes in cancer therapy, and Lipscomb is now using his techniques to determine how digestive enzymes work. Lipscomb is as many faceted as his molecules; he is a tennis buff, plays the clarinet in local chamber orchestras, and is a genuine Kentucky colonel. His own concern about his Nobel: "I'm afraid everyone will think I'm finished, but I still have so much more...
...Friedman's economic policy proposals, such as educational vouchers, a negative income tax, and a stable monetary policy, they show more real concern and would result in more true aid to poor people all over than most of the political and economic reform schemes advocated in the pages of The Crimson. Zvi Griliches Professor of Economics