Word: examinee
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The order also provides certain safeguards against injustice to the employees, who can demand hearings before a Civil Service Commission board, have the right to counsel, can present witnesses in their own behalf and (in most cases) cross-examine adverse witnesses. But the system does not-and cannot-adhere strictly...
MacLennan's urbane explanation for Canadians' behavior toward Tinker and for the American's wounded reaction is that both Canada and the U.S. are suffering from neuroses: the Canadian neurosis is a compulsive desire to be noticed and the American neurosis is a compulsive desire to be...
The committee, comprised of heads of the major Law School organizations, plans to examine the grading system from three angles. We shall try to determine the best system not only for the students, but also for the faculty and the law firms," Glenn said.
A group of Law School students will meet during the coming two months to re-examine the school's present grading system. As they deliberate about grade distinctions, they should also be careful to separate the problems they are trying to solve. Although the agitation which led to their investigation...
Grades in Law School ordinarily mean money later on, and under the school's present system, each student is ranked numerically according to his class standing, from one to about 500. The grade distinctions between 62 and 70 on exams--in the large C group--are largely artificial. So a...