Word: kerrs
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Superficially, the book and the film tell the same story: a parson's daughter (Deborah Kerr), half in love with a charming bounder (Michael Redgrave), hires on as governess to his niece (Pamela Franklin) and nephew (Martin Stephens)-in the picture the girl seems about eight years old, the boy about ten. The children are charming and she loves them dearly, but after a few days at Ely, the vast old country house the children live in, she begins to notice prowlers about the place -first a man, then a woman, both of them surrounded by an uncanny emanation...
Despite this, some economists, such as the University of California's President Clark Kerr, believe that a combination of retraining and relocation could significantly alleviate automation's impact-provided there were realistic safeguards. Union men would have to retain their old seniority rights while occupying new jobs, management would have to give earlier notice of coming layoffs, the Government would have to put out more information on job opportunities, and there would have to be down-to-earth training programs that focused on basic skills rather than specialized job training. Recalling that the U.S. Army...
...Clark Kerr, President of the University of California, will give next year's Godkin Lectures. He will follow Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller who delivers this year's lectures...
...leader of the nation's largest state system of higher education, President Kerr directs the educational program of 54,264 students on seven campuses. An expert on labor relations in the United States, he was chairman of the War Labor Board, and later vice-chairman of the National Wage Stabilization Board...
...occasion, her imagination goes splendidly mad. Mocking the Age of Publicity in an essay which notes that Where writers write has become almost as important as What they write (Thomas Wolfe scratched out his manuscripts on refrigerator tops; Jean Kerr worked in the front seat of her Chevrolet), Lamport tops them all with Elihu Linot, who always wrote on the backs of women, starting at the neck and working down. Once his editor eloped with the manuscript. There was no carbon...