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More than 200 undergraduates this spring will participate in the performance of a Harvard instructor's musical mass about the development of the atom bomb...
...appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. He became a pilot and won a chestful of medals during the Viet Nam War. Smith flew 225 combat missions but was never injured, even though his plane was hit by ground fire several times. He later became a test pilot-instructor, did two carrier tours in the Mediterranean and in 1980 was picked for the space program...
...those words, McNair went on to earn honors galore. Among them: being named a Presidential Scholar and Ford Foundation Fellow, and a doctorate in physics from M.I.T., where he helped develop specialized lasers. Along the way he acquired impressive skills as a saxophonist and fifth-degree black-belt karate instructor...
...that one right is at stake, the right of the student who comes late in the shopping process and moves in and out of the room at will. I said at the start of class, and I repeat it, that other rights are also involved: the right of an instructor, trying to address some 80 auditors, to make a coherent presentation; the right of other students in the classroom not to be disturbed by the constant movement. Further, for the shopper: intellectual judgement is not a casual process, and if you want to find out about a course, come...
...Says AMP instructor and B-School professor George C. Lodge of the program, "It's extremely exciting. It's different from MBAs because they bring a wide variety of often very deep experience." He said that while participants aren't graded, they contribute to class discussion because of peer pressure...