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To judge by precedence, lectures on salesmen's compensation and foreign resources data will follow soon after reports on those subjects have been handed in. But, il n'importe, mates, Commander Collins saw a pile of blubooks sprawled on a stairway in Baker last week, which is a positive indication...
When Derry was commissioned, only a handful of Navy people were on hand. In a country where two weeks without rain is considered a drought, civilian employes of two U.S. construction companies sloshed through ankle-deep mud, grading, putting up Quonset huts, getting machinery under some kind of cover. Every...
Concentration in the Air. Most ominous sign of Japanese preparations was their sudden increase of air power in the whole area. Reconnaissance uncovered the fact that the much-bombed Munda field was stronger than originally thought and consisted of several runways, not just one. The Japs had kept coconut treetops...
This seemed to break the ice, and so he gained confidence. "I'm just here to clear up some rumors that have been floating around the B School. How much time do you spending grading a report?" An old-timer volunteered the information: "About one-half hour each, with a...
Justice in course grading, one of Education's more perennial pains, is now receiving careful treatment by Dean Donald K. David at the Harvard Business School. But his prescription, to further perfect an already good marking system, won't relieve the real pain.