Word: cues
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...provoking--pedantic, Phil 8 scored respectively 1,9,3,7, and 1.8. In each case Phil 8 was higher than the average of those courses evaluated. Given that the course had an enrollment of 44.5 per cent freshmen and very few students with any previous preparation in philosophy, the CUE evaluation results are just plainly incommensurable and irreconcilable with the reported results of the Confi Guide poll. Given the additional fact that the CUE sampled 98 per cent of those enrolled (though the response rate was 91 per cent of those polled, or 89 per cent of those enrolled...
...CUE results were also incompatible with the Confi Guide's characterization of most Phil 8 sections as "lackluster...
...should be mentioned that the subjective questionnaires were consonant with the CUE results in their evaluation of the quality of lectures. I phoned The Crimson on three occasions last spring and summer offering them the use of those questionnaires in the Confi Guide's evaluation, but the offer was not accepted. I also suggested that the CUE results (then in Dean Kiley's office) be examined. Apparently they were...
Most of the people at the Gaslight are regulars who've come to have a good time and do some serious drinking. In fact, sometimes it gets too serious. Several weeks ago, a small time brawl broke out when someone accidently nudged someone else with a bumper pool cue stick. It's not at all unusual to see several rowdies ejected or to find someone with a bloodied face on the sidewalk outside...
...among the bedrock 25%, such questions do not seem to matter; their view of Nixon remains immovable. Some in this group take their cue from the Administration and consider Watergate a "blip" that has been overblown by a hostile press. Others are more cynical (though they would probably describe their attitude as realistic) and deride their opponents as hypocrites. To them, politics is always dirty, and Nixon's conduct in office only slightly worse than usual, if that. Furthermore, many Nixon backers consider him a man who sees and understands their interests, particularly in areas like school busing, welfare...