Word: teaching
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Substitute teachers sometimes ask, "What are you doing here? This is the first place I've been able to teach." One reason, says Crumley, who helped recruit a staff of volunteer teachers when the experiment began four years ago, is quick follow-up in rule enforcement. "If a child talks back or has problems," he explains, "we're very quick to say something, do something. The kids pick it up. They say, 'Hey, there's a no-nonsense thing going on here...
...used to be a teacher and a scholar, which are very fine things to be," he says, adding, "Now I am an administrator, which really is not as satisfying. I teach one course, and I have very little time to be with students...
...squad car with two officers and watch them make arrests. Nicknamed the Ride-Along Program, it was designed to give students a view of crime from the police officer's perspective. It was one of the first times that a professor of Law had gone into the community to teach his students about law. The program was an overwhelming success. The professor was James Vorenberg '49, who next July will succeed Albert M. Sacks as dean of the Law School...
John T. Dunlop, Lamont University Professor, who organized the 20-year effort to raise the $1 million necessary for the chair, yesterday said Kestnbaum was active in many areas of business and politics. He added that the holder of the position could teach at the Business School, the Kennedy School or the College...
...have to live without, we're going to have to live without." Meanwhile, most CETA workers are determined to find other jobs, rather than join the welfare rolls. "I'll try to find work," says David Goodwill, who is now paid $3.75 an hour by CETA to teach welding. "We'll just have to wait...