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...Ross S. Lipman '80, an association member, said yesterday some graduate students are teaching sections on topics in which they have little or no background. "Many are unqualified for their jobs," he said...
...Calder's life appears to pass without more being made. But as a painter, Calder is a paragon of boring fecundity. One is put in mind of an ancient Galapagos turtle laying eggs. There are thousands of them, all alike, and few survive. Even Jean Lipman, his friend of 40 years who assembled the show, is forced to reluctantly admit that "inevitably there are a great many below top quality, and it is unfortunate that these have been exhibited and sold." As for Calder's dabbling in the world of business promotions, such as the aircraft he painted...
...Lipman, whose Memphis firm provides security forces for a number of American airports, asked the basic question...
What brought about the surge? Retailers unanimously spoke of "the return of consumer confidence," but few could explain just what made shoppers so cheerful at a time of continued high unemployment and inflation. "The American public has always had a short attention span," ventured Martin Jacobs of the Lipman Wolfe & Co. department-store chain in Oregon. "They see a recession, are told to conserve, and do. But then, when things don't improve all that much, they go back to their old buying habits." Julian Seeherman, a senior vice president of Abraham & Straus in Brooklyn thinks that with...
Better Reasoning. The pioneering course was put together by Matthew Lipman, 51, a philosophy professor at Montclair State College, who had long thought that primary schools could do a better job of teaching children to reason. "In the beginning it was hard, because the children were very excited," recalls Morton Street Teacher Gerry Dawson. "By the end of the course, they were going to the library and taking volumes of the encyclopedia home...