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...seems that there is a little problem with one of the English profs down at old Siwash U. He has his eye on the pretty coeds, and he, well, he takes advantage of them. Not that the poor fellow (Hal Linden) can help himself. He, like any other vampire, cannot be held responsible for what happens when the sun goes down. NBC, however, can be held responsible for the episode, titled Elegy for a Vampire, and for all the other stories in this series. They are consistently dreadful, substituting the chill of boredom for the thrill of suspense. Week after...
...problem is money; it costs more to hire experienced pilots than inexperienced ones, and more to upgrade pilot skills. With CAB help, it may be possible eventually for a tiny unscheduled third-level like Winkle's Flying Service of Siwash, N.D., to attain the prestige and performance of a scheduled third-level like Maine's mighty Aroostook Airways...
Nostalgia about dear old Siwash is all very well, but the basic purpose of alumni magazines is really to help academic fund raisers track down and put the arm on contributors. Editors of the current issue of the University of Chicago alumni publication must have had something else in mind when they noted that mail to Weatherlady Bernardine Dohrn (A.B. '63, I.D. '67) was being returned as undeliverable. Bernardine, now underground, has made the FBI's most-wanted list, the magazine observed proudly. "We're sure," it added, "that her gratitude to any classmate...
...Portals. A similar awakening is clear at Midwest models of Old Siwash like tiny Knox College (enrollment: 1,487) in Galesburg, Ill. A typical heartland school, Knox has always been quiet, conservative and content (for a weekend, Iowa City is "a real groovy town"). In recent days, though, Knox students have occupied the dean's office and demanded a referendum on closing the school for the rest of the year. Knox students, faculty and administration members have canvassed Galesburg, house by house, for signatures on an antiwar petition. Furthermore, Knox will probably−like Princeton−give its students...
...last week from the Ford Foundation-sponsored Educational Facilities Laboratories. Its report, called Bricks and Mortarboards, emphasizes the urgent need for radical new college designs. Only thus, it argues, can colleges cope simultaneously with space problems, teacher shortages, a knowledge explosion, and the demands of new teaching technology. Old Siwash will never be the same...