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Members of the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) yesterday said faculty members should spend more time with sophomores to help them adjust to their concentrations...
...student-faculty ratios in some departments may be too high to permit the amount of one-on-one discussion that Wolcowitz proposed, said Dean of Undergraduate Education David R. Pilbeam, the chairman of CUE...
Once the committee has received all the nominations they will examine the candidates' files including their CUE guide evaluations and other course evaluation sheets...
...High School in Philadelphia, talks of confiscating crack bags from student pushers in a neighborhood torn by gang wars and racial strife. When she first arrived at the school, "they had riots in the lunchroom. The fire gong used to go off every five minutes, and that was the cue for the kids to break out." Some youngsters still carry knives and guns as casually as pocket combs. One parent assaulted her, and she notes, "I've had kids say to me, 'I'm going to punch you,' or they call me 'that bald-headed bitch' because of my short...
...Iowa Republicans took the Democrats' cue, moving their caucuses to the lead-off position, and the press began to make Iowa the First Great Test. While New Hampshire had been significant for decades, it and Iowa together suddenly became critical. From 1976 onward, candidates would have to lavish time on these two unrepresentative states, massaging less than 2% of the population, while the other 98% of the electorate awaited the outcome. Without victory in at least one of these two rounds and a good showing in the other, a candidate would flunk the momentum test, lose his ability to attract...