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And because of their emphasis on individual and communal responsibility, the co-ops can train students for real life, says Cabranes-Grant.
Other concerns voiced by the vandals include the lack of minority women on the faculty, the arbitrariness of examination grading, and the Law School's emphasis on preparing its students for the corporate world rather than for public interest work.
The scientists and Earthwatch staff who met in the Science Center organized panel discussions to familiarize the public with six areas of their emphasis: education, biodiversity, youth and environment, cultural diversity, managing the environment and past human adaptation to environmental change.
The laughs, and there are plenty, come mostly from Scott's trademark vocabulary of gestures for impatience -- the wide-eyed glare, the bellow, the thundering crash of his heel for emphasis as he tells the long-winded young woman, "Short! Short!" About two hours shorter would have been best for...
"The heightened emphasis on capital-intensive applied research has led a number of schools to cut back course offerings and to eliminate entire departments that don't pay for themselves," the article says.