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...instructor, he taught one course with two sections each semester. The classes, among the most popular at the school, dealt with internal and external considerations of management. Like most teacher at the school, Dukakis used the case study method--presenting a hypothetical management problem to students, and then conducting the class as a question and answer session. Several of his former students credit Dukakis says he used some of his personal experiences as case studies--he cites one difficult negotiating session he had with state police--but stresses that he relied mostly on other examples...
Also, as the highest ranking political official ever to teach at the K-School be can take some credit for creating a more favorable attitude on the part of administrators toward hiring "practioners" as opposed to "professors". Calling Dukakis's teaching very successful. Manny Carballo, an instructor of Public Policy who worked closely with the former governor, says that Dukakis "added validity to the conception that someone does not have to have a Ph.D. to teach...
...earth-bound beholder but, rather, to warm the soul of the seat-of-the-pants pilot. Put-putting along a few hundred feet up at 40 m.p.h. is not like any other kind of flying that has been available for six decades. Says Mike Circuit, 37, an ultralight instructor in Salt Lake City: "It's wind in the face, flying by the feel of it, like the old barnstorming days." Agrees fellow Utahan Ken Hurd, 42: "I've never had such excitement. In a small plane, you're enclosed. Here, you're like a bird. Everything...
...instructor must deliver a copy of his test to Holyoke Center a week before the exam date. Neatness counts: The copy must be clearly typed, in black, on 8 1/2 X 11" white, non-shiny, opaque paper. To guard against corruptible messengers and careless postal clerks. Faculty regulations require professors to deliver exams in person or by registered mail...
...team first constructed an artificial gene that could replace the instructions of a faulty gene subunit that was causing beta thalassemia. When frog egg cells were then injected with both the man-made instructor and the defective genetic material, the fault was corrected. The successful experiment, published in the British journal Nature, marks the first reported time an artificially constructed gene has been successfully used to correct a human genetic defect...