Word: proper
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...view departmental courses have a proper role to play in General Education. A controlled competition between the departmental and General Education courses can, on the whole, be mutually beneficial; though, of course, the options must not be such as to disrupt the coherence of the Program...
...Behavioral Science. Devising proper General Education courses in Behavioral Science presents special problems, if only because the present General Education Program includes very few offerings in this area that may simply be transferred to the proposed new Program. Such General Education courses as there now are in the area of Behavioral Science we would hope would be carried over into the new Program. And there are certain other rather special possibilities in course offerings that seem rather obvious: we think particularly of the value of a course on cybernetics, information theory, feedback and control, and computers, which might be particularly...
...creative and performing arts. We write this report at a time when the University is just beginning to tap the wealth of educational possibilities it acquired in the Carpenter and Loeb centers. In both of these places exciting experiments in forms of instruction are taking place, but the proper relation of work in the visual and dramatic arts to the regular curriculum of the College is still only vaguely seen. We would hope that some day every undergraduate would be able to extend his experience in college from the verbal to the non-verbal arts, from appreciating to creating...
Other companies present instant stock information visually. Scantlin Electronics Inc. prints figures on a tape when questioned in a proper code; Ultronic Systems Corp. uses small lights that give three digits of information at a time. In this fiercely competitive field, Teleregister will have an advanced entry: a desk device hooked to its computer that will flash the information on a screen. But none of these visual systems are likely to be quite so impressive as the embalmed voice of Walter Jennison speaking tonelessly for Am-Quote's computer...
...Doty Committee, chaired by Paul M. Doty, professor of Chemistry, was appointed by Dean Ford in October, 1962, to "ask basic questions about the proper role of the American college at a time when the greater part of our students are going to professional and graduate schools...