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...Harvard 48 51 94.1 2. Boggs, SW Missouri 58 63 92.1 3. Alford, Indiana 81 88 92.0 4. Chris Mullin, St. John's 106 117 90.6 5. White, Tennessee-Chattanooga 83 92 90.2 6. Joe Carrabino, Harvard 69 77 89.6 7. Golston, Loyola-Illinois 92 103 89.3 8. Eaves, Seton Hall 58 65 89.2 9. Anthony Arnolie, Penn 63 71 88.7 10. Sleets, Murray...
...2.Boggs, SW Missouri 45 48 93.8 3.Alford, Indiana 73 80 91.3 4.Cieplicki, William & Mary 40 44 90.9 5.White, Tennessee-Chattanooga 83 92 90.2 6.Potter, Oral Roberts 53 59 89.8 7.Golston, Loyola-Illinois 77 86 89.5 8.Mullin, St.John's 94 105 89.5 9.Joe Carrabino, Harvard 59 66 89.4 10.Eaves, Seton Hall...
Reagan began a full-court press. On May 21 he delivered a commencement speech at Seton Hall University in South Orange, N.J., promoting an old idea that had been rejuvenated in the report: merit pay. "Teachers should be paid and promoted on the basis of their merit," he said. The powerful 1.6 million-member National Education Association and other teacher organizations have traditionally fought the notion of rewarding better teachers with more money, arguing that there is no objective way to measure a teacher's competence and that it would lead to favoritism and bad morale. But Reagan strategists...
Boston College 79, Seton Hall...
UConn 78, Seton Hall...