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Robin Brown, group chair and a part-time acting instructor, said Friday she will continue to withhold the grades for her first-year English course...
...million endowed chair recognizes the work of Brazelton, a pediatrician specializing in child development who first joined the Medical School as an instructor of pediatrics in 1953. After becoming a clinical associate in 1966 and an assistant clinical professor in 1969, Brazelton served as chief of Children's child development unit from 1972 to 1989. He is now an emeritus professor of pediatrics and can claim 26 books and more than 180 scientific articles and chapters to his credit...
According to Focus, Palfrey joined the faculty of the Medical School in 1975 as a clinical instructor in pediatrics. In the same year, she was appointed assistant in medicine at Children's Hospital. In 1983, Palfrey became an assistant professor of pediatrics, and in 1988, she was appointed associate professor. She now serves as chief of the hospital's division of general pediatrics. Palfrey published a book entitled Community Child Health: An Action Plan for Today...
...professors in the sciences, where the grading is more objective, favor a linear scale which would not contain a gap between an A- and B+. "I certainly don't think we need three grades between an A and a B," says James E. Davis, lecturer on chemistry and instructor of Chemistry 5. "I think there should be equal spacing between A- and a B+. And an easy way to make each of them equal is to go by .3 increments...
Although Stone's research has focused on fluid mechanics, or the study of how various particles move, undergraduates know Stone best as the instructor of Applied Mathematics 105b: "Topics in Applied Mathematics...