Word: processes
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...215T CENTURY (CBS, 6-6:30 p.m.). The first of a two-part series, "From Cradle to Classroom," takes a look at the education process that starts long before a child steps foot in a classroom...
...Worried. He hands a large share of the credit to the dirty dozen. Instead of the generally favored investment-committee process, he consults his advisers one by one. "These are loners, people who couldn't work together," he says. "They are cynical like I am. They don't believe what they're told. Together we open companies up to see what makes them tick...
...gave a lecture on Hiroshima to a group of psychiatrists; some of them later told him that they resented subsequent speakers who dealt with ordinary concerns. He notes that a similar reaction occurred after President Kennedy's assassination. To accomplish what Freud called "the work of mourning"-the process of coming to terms with loss-Americans remained glued to their TV sets, absorbing every detail of the killing and the funeral. When the stations returned to routine programming, many viewers felt annoyed and let down. The work of mourning had "opened them up," and had given them a sense...
Independent Study looms as the only failure in an amazingly effective year for the HPC. The Faculty vote yesterday confirming fourth-course pass-fail was the final process of careful politicking that started last spring. And the Faculty seems certain to approve later this spring an HPC-initiated reduction in the language requirement and a new department of Environmental and Visual Studies--meticulously described in a massive HPC audit. Since early November the main item of business at every Committee on Educational Policy meeting has come from...
...issues of the superintendency battle are depressingly simple. The four Independents, who jealously insist that outsiders like the local educators be excluded from any part in their selection process, are indulging in the same mindless parochialism that won Louise Day Hicks her numerous following. Fitzgerald's motion should be defeated, but barring that, the Independent majority should at least have the honesty not to limit the committee's search to faithful local cronies...