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Chem 5a, "Principles of Chemistry," usually a top ten regular, failed to make the list this year, but Professor Ray Gordon looked at this drop as a positive one. "We have an increase of students going into the more advanced courses, which shows a better high school preparation," he said...
...program charged that Westmoreland, while commander of U.S. forces in Viet Nam, joined in "a conspiracy at the highest levels of American military intelligence" to misrepresent enemy troop strength during the year leading up to the January 1968 Tet offensive. In July, CBS News President Van Gordon Sauter, responding to criticism, admitted that the documentary, produced by George Crile, had violated some of CBS'S journalistic ground rules, and that the claim of conspiracy was "inappropriate." But he rejected Westmoreland's demands for a full retraction, though he made an 11th-hour offer of air time for rebuttal...
...imagine poor Marshall Crenshaw's predicament. First he made the mistake of writing a song. "Someday, Someway", that had the critics raving about "the new Buddy Holly." By itself, that little jewel salvaged a mediocre Robert Gordon album. Now, Crenshaw has released his own 33 and all hell has broken loose among those in the know. References to the Byrds. Buffalo Springfield and (gasp) the Beatles have been made. Quickly, the bandwagon has become crowded. And people are beginning to realize: the kid really is that good...
WALTHAM, Mass. -- The kick-and-run game is not the prettiest way to play soccer. Balls and bodies fly everywhere. But it can be successful, as the Harvard's men soccer team learned yesterday, dropping a 3-0 decision to Brandeis on rain-soaked Gordon Field...
...battleground to the local level." Argues National School Boards Association President Thomas Shannon: "We don't know yet if the New Federalism ... is Orwellian Newspeak for the old federalism that existed in 1917 before the enactment of the Vocational Education Act and the Child Nutrition Act." James Gordon Ward of the American Federation of Teachers claims Reagan and Bell have set up a ridiculous choice: "Federal control with lots of money, or local control with no money." But for public education today, an additional concern is the Department of Education itself. Established to advance the federal role in education...