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Byker said the special sections, which began last fall, provide a new approach to expository writing. Although the classes teach students to write on the subject matter of the affiliated courses, the Expos sections have separate grading and assignments, and are usually separately staffed, Byker said.
Jane Kramer, who originally wrote The Last Cowboy for serialization in The New Yorker, sets Henry and Betsy Blanton in a determinist context of history, geography and economics. Her sympathetic sketches of modern cowboy life are framed by facts - about beef consumption (Americans ate 27 billion lbs. of it in...
This year's Super Bowl zebras will, as always, be an all-star cast, chosen by N.F.L. Supervisor of Officials Art Mc-Nally and his staff after watching game films and grading performances. The referee, linesman, head linesman, umpire, field judge and back judge who rate number one will...
Freund, a student of Frankfurter's, praised the care with which Frankfurter read students' essays. He added that the present "anonymous" grading system hinders this kind of exchange between professors and students.
The Faculty Council took steps this spring to end inequities in grading, but did not do anything about grade inflation, that awful specter.