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Died. Ernest Henry Gruening, 87, former U.S. Senator from Alaska; of cancer; in Washington, D.C. Son of a New York physician, Gruening graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1912, then abandoned medicine for journalism. He resigned as managing editor of the Boston Traveler when its publisher retracted an exposé...
In early December the standing committee, along with Slingerland and Evans, proposed a new structure for the Expos program. They were low on money and overburdened with large classes, so they arrived at an obvious conclusion: cut back the number of students in Expos, and the money will go around...
The proposal went, as proposals do, to the Faculty Council, and the council was not especially pleased with it. Releasing one-third of the freshman class every year from Expos seemed like an extreme move in a college so heavily oriented toward writing skills. After a series of discussions and...
It's hard to say whether Slingerland resigned out of pride or because she thought the move would accomplish something, but most council members and U Hall observers seemed to regard it as an unusual exercise in futility. After the storm blew over, the council gave Expos a little more...
Kiely's proposed solution is not a return to a strict core curriculum: "We are less ready than our predecessors...to claim superiority for 'western civilization.' " Instead he suggests an experimental program of five to ten thematic or "nodal subject" seminars--such as "The Italian Renaissance," "The City," or "Technology...