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Professor of Sociology Christopher Winship, chair of the standing committee on public service, led this discussion, which he had initiated at last month’s Faculty meeting...
...Winship called for Faculty members to contemplate ways to integrate students’ public service activities with academic experiences...
Though he said his committee is opposed to the idea of offering academic credit solely for public service, Winship said it is trying to encourage the development of courses that would include a field requirement fulfilled through a public service...
...closing minutes of the meeting, Professor of Sociology Christopher Winship, chair of the standing committee on public service, introduced a discussion on public service at the College. The committee plans to devote this year to exploring how to best connect students’ academic and public service experiences...
DIED. THOMAS WINSHIP, 81, ebullient, liberal editor of the Boston Globe, who elevated the paper into a top-ranked national contender that won 12 Pulitzer Prizes during his 1965-84 tenure; of lymphoma; in Boston. Proud of his "short attention span" and known for his constant stream of ideas, Winship consistently opposed the Vietnam War--three Globe reporters landed on President Nixon's "enemies" list--and won a Pulitzer for the paper's coverage of Boston's court-ordered desegregation in the 1970s. "I never had a boring week," he said...