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...contract with the Stratemeyer Syndicate since 1930. That was an old story, and the latest adventures are as fresh as this spring's corn. Still, all was not black for Grosset. Although their claim for $300 million in damages was effectively dismissed, they would be allowed to publish the Tom Swift Jr. series, as specified in a 1951 agreement. Ruefully, the combatants might recall the innocent days when all that fictive boys and girls had to worry about was Melted Coins and The Mystery at the Moss-Covered Mansion...
...panel and in officials' offices, many students criticize the University for not adequately publicizing the procedures for filing complaints. Walzer points out that the process is published in the Student Handbook and that she discusses the policy with freshman advisers once a year. But Walzer says she has recommended to Dean Fox that the University define the term "sexual harassment" in the handbook and publish general statistics on the number of students who seek advice on such matters each year...
...getting your Crimson tomorrow or Monday, as the Crimson continues its slide into exam period recession. The last regular issue for this year will be delivered to your doorstep Tuesday morning. After that, we'll publish every day from Monday, June 1 until Commencement...
With today's issue, The Crimson moves into its exam period recession and will publish only three times each week. You won't be seeing us tomorrow morning but come Monday, we'll grace your doorstep once again...
Because appointment decisions deemphasize classroom teaching, graduate students or assistant professors have little incentive to pay attention to their teaching, and the atmosphere of 'publish or perish' is perpetuated through the ranks. Asked at the meeting last April if he knew of any measures to encourage better teaching, Bok paused, thought a while, and replied, "That's very hard. I welcome any help you can offer...