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...Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) is recommending that the current 15-point grading scale be reconfigured to eliminate the numerical gaps at the borders between some different letter grades...
Shepsle also praised Rosen's teaching skills. Students did too; Rosen's recent CUE Guide scores were...
Predation is another popular explanation. Once multicelled grazers appeared, say paleontologists, it was only a matter of time before multicelled predators evolved to eat them. And, right on cue, the first signs of predation appear in the fossil record exactly at the transition between the Vendian and the Cambrian, in the form of bore holes drilled through shelly organisms that resemble stacks of miniature ice-cream cones. Seilacher, among others, speculates that the appearance of protective shells and hard, sharp parts in the late Precambrian signaled the start of a biological arms race that did in the poor, defenseless vendobionts...
...perhaps you've also seen "Golden Eye." We won't give away too much of the movie, but we were a little perplexed. Q returns to the screen to describe more intricate gadgetry--clearly reading, appropriately, from cue cards--including the car. But does the car ever do anything in this movie? Quite simply...
...second set, however, Redman turned up the heat for the Sanders audience. With the support of his excellent rhythm section, Redman's composition, "Lyric," became a tour de force. The long, exotic ballad gradually increased in intensity and tempo until Redman gave the cue for a frenzied modal cycle which provided the framework for his most convincing playing of the evening. Finally, the patented falsetto shrieks had found an appropriate setting. The solo by pianist Peter Martin was one of many mesmerizing offerings by this quintessentially capable sideman...