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...very nature of this rubric, however, it is difficult to classify the possibilities that may be included within it, for it is by design a region where unorthodox teaching efforts may be located. But three types of courses that may reasonably be accommodated in this part of the curriculum appear to us to be particularly attractive...
...style," surely that is a rubric often used but ill-remembered. Mr. Denning, however, has followed it to the letter, for he has assembled an intriguing group of principal persons. "The story must start with Stephen Ward, aged fifty," he writes. A minister's son, a professional osteopath, and an occasional artist, Ward had a "quick and easy manner of conversation which attracted some but repelled others.... He was at the same time utterly immoral...and he admired the soviet regime and sympathised with Communists...
...order to lay it to rest again. Jones, professor emeritus at Harvard and professor of English at MIT, refined Snow's analysis of the sciences and humanities. The humanities extend far beyond the creative arts, to such organizations as the American Council of Learned Societies, while under the rubric of science fall basic philosophy of science, and science as organized knowledge...
...farthest extremity of stridulous sell, or repetition and saturation, stands Ted Bates Chairman Reeves, author of a controversial and wide-selling book, Reality in Advertising. Reeves's rubric: "Advertising is the art of getting a unique selling proposition into the heads of the most people at the lowest possible cost...
...further complication is that independent studies is only one of at least six programs designed to produce the same effect. So if your petition runs afoul of some department, some person, or some rule, don't despair: you may still get what you want under the rubric of course reduction, rate reduction, special rate reduction, tutorial for credit, or double tutorial for credit, or something...