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...research showed that skin conductance—an indictor of nervous system activity—increased during a three-second period of time before the subjects heard the white noise...
...frightening thing about the past week, then, is the way otherwise cautious educators have rushed to reaffirm their faith in the scores now that they're showing what everyone wants to see. The Times's unqualified validation of SAT scores as an educational indictor seems particularly ominous, since the press has no reputation at stake on the scores--unlike the College Board, which understandably called a press conference...
...Such evidence may be no more than an FBI agent's testimony, or the arrest warrant signed by the commissioner himself. The evidence may be inadmissible at the accused's eventual trial. It may be insufficient for indictment by a federal grand jury, which is the sole indictor under federal law. All a U.S. commissioner really determines is whether it seems more prudent to hold a suspect until the grand jury considers the case than to free...
...With the results of the poll, we feel a compulsion to press for an extension on Friday evenings," Albert L. Jacobs, Jr. '61, chairman of the Council Committee on Parietal Hours, stated yesterday. He indicated that the polls would be forwarded to the House Masters "as an indictor of student feeling on the matter...
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