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...Yearbook's treatment of the Faculty in the past has been dismayingly dust-coverish. But this year the little, posed picture and short inconsequential recital of facts has given way to more sophisticated profiles, both pictorially and substantively. Most writers have adopted the interview transcript technique with varying degrees of success in grace and content. But this method usually seems artifical and makes the man unreal, since it often discusses him in a vacuum. Somehow a teacher doesn't seem truly intelligent or particularly worth knowing until the author can maintain an objective tone and a critical stance. Of fifteen...
...Anytime you can get away from grade evaluations reasonably, it's a good idea," Monro remarked yesterday. He cautioned, however, that "graduate schools demand a recognizable transcript." Monro speculated that the maximum reasonable number of ungraded or informally graded courses would be about half of an individual's course load...
Last week, after hearing 64 witnesses and listening to brain-numbing testimony that covered 18,020 pages of transcript, the jury chose to believe Steele. It awarded him a fat $7,500,000 as compensation for the 62,000 shares of founders' stock that he claimed had been withheld from...
...holdup, Bob Granville Pointer was haled before a preliminary hearing in Houston. He had no lawyer and did not cross-examine his alleged victim, who then moved to California and did not appear at Pointer's trial. Vainly invoking the confrontation clause, Pointer was convicted on the transcript of the absent victim's untested testimony. Because he could have cross-examined at the preliminary hearing, the state's highest court upheld his conviction...
Boat & Bungalow. Stratton did not testify, but in the transcript of an interview with IRS agents, read to the jury, he said that he would "probably find $1,000 or $2,000 in Christmas and birthday cards, some of it from people you never even heard of." And regarding money that he deemed political contributions, he denied converting it to his personal use. Said Stratton: "I wouldn't say it would be mine in the sense that I could use it for my personal benefit. I could use it for promotion or to enhance my political career...