Word: classing
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...diplomacy to Diplomatic Correspondent Strobe Talbott. The National Intelligence Study Center cited Associate Editor Edwin Warner for his Essay "Strengthening the CIA." The Atomic Industrial Forum honored Senior Writer George Church for his Essay "Looking Anew at the Nuclear Future." The White House News Photographers Association awarded its Presidential Class first prize to Dennis Brack's photo for TIME of the Carters visiting Japan. And spring is only half over...
...Niner went West to make a fortune all by himself. Today the new breed organizes, suits up in pinstripe, and tries to dig gold out of an obscure clause in 85-year-old bonds. This week the 300 members of the Gold Bondholders Protective Council plan to file a class-action suit in Anchorage, Alaska, that could force several companies and states to pay off $1 billion in long-term bond debt in gleaming gold...
...course deals with "the manner in which the present distribution of world population emerged in the 19th and 20th centuries," Berry said, adding that he will be doing most of the "creative design" work for the class--which will be given in 1981--next year...
...cent). However, as of April 1980 there are but 13 Black teaching area personnel: at least 6 of these (including 3 of the tenured professors) will not be teaching courses in September 1980. There were only 195 Black students (less than 8 per cent of total) admitted to the class of 1983: though there was no decline in the number of applicants to the Class of '84, the Harvard College admissions office has seen fit to admit but 175 Black students to that year's class. Harvard's historical attacks on the Afro-American Studies Department, the DuBois research institute...
...report draws most of its conclusions from an exhaustive 251-question survey on racial attitudes and experiences which about 22 per cent of undergraduates answered. The sample of 1300 students, which corresponds closely to a statistical breakdown of students by race, sex and class, "constitutes an accurate sample of the total undergraduate population," the report states. "Statistically, it is very sound," Epps said...