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Students have a chance to rate their section leaders in each course during the CUE evaluation, the College conducts each semester...
...dealing with sexual harassment--that's pretty unbelievable," says Vanessa A. Davila '84, a member of the student-faculty Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE). "Unfortunately he's not the entire Faculty," she adds...
...city. Tall ships and small, paddle wheelers and naval vessels will tie up there during the summer. Most of the exhibitions, including those of the U.S., China, France, Egypt, Canada, Korea and the Mississippi states, feature water-related history, culture and technology. The water theme has provided a natural cue-if one is needed-for an Aquacade, styled after Billy Rose's hit of the 1939 New York World's Fair. The most popular attraction for children so far is the Kiddie Wash, which sprays, brushes, rinses and dries young visitors like a car laundry. With the city...
Rosovsky is also confident that larger courses are not a problem because students like them. "In general," he writes, "large courses are thought to be as rewarding as small courses." The proof is students evaluations through surveys like CUE and, he argues, the numbers themselves. "Students vote with their feet in flocking to the classrooms of our most distinguished scholars...
...picture painted in the TV Guide piece pales by comparison with Kowet's book. According to Kowet, Wallace had only a glancing knowledge of the complex issues involved in the documentary, and was reading from cue cards questions written by Crile when he conducted the hard-hitting interview with General Westmoreland that is seen in the broadcast. CBS's most fearsome interrogator, Kowet claims, was little more than "a puppet propped on George Crile's knee." Kowet's conclusion: "CBS had got the story wrong...