Word: reporter
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These obvious inadequacies have prompted the State to hire two experienced educational consultants, Walter Markham and former Pennsylvania State professor Carl Schaefer. But Markham's report calls only for a liberalization of the present training programs--advisory committees from local industries, better job placement services, courses in new technical fields, and greater flexibility between vocational and academic programs. Although Schaefer has not completed his report, his criticisms in previous studies are similar to Markham...
...will never produce a report as competent or thorough as the studies of Markham or Schaeffer. A-200 students want to learn about educational administration as well as make recommendations for vocational training. They spend a lot of time arguing about organizational needs and procedural timetables. The more theoretically inclined students are still trying to define "vocational education," while the more practically minded men just want to see first-hand a wide variety of job training programs...
...complete Committee report will not be made public until the National Security Council announces its final decisions. It was previously reported--and confirmed today--that the Committee recommended deferments in four broad areas: "natural science, mathematics, engineering, and health." The "critical occupations list" is not yet known...
...turned out to be that chronic spoof John Kenneth Galbraith, who recently carried pseudonymity to its logical extreme by reviewing the pseudonymous Report from Iron Mountain under the pseudonym Herschel McLandress. One of the mysteries of the 1962 Vatican Council was the man named Xavier Rynne who wrote so knowingly of the proceedings for The New Yorker; it later developed that a Catholic theologian, Father Francis Xavier Murphy, then residing in Rome, did much of the writing. One author who has so far escaped detection is Raymond...
...subcommittee -- headed by Richard T. Gill '48, Master of Leverett--presented its preliminary findings in a progress report to the full Committee on Houses Wednesday. It will issue its final report next month...