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...valve for those members of a distinguished faculty who may suffer frustrations by their participation in a coordinated program of teaching. These same faculty willhave complete freedom of action and expression in the elective offerings they provide. Opportunity for scholarship and distinction in teaching will be fostered with the likelihood that more great teachers will develop in this system. Our present block and coordinated teaching is so geared to an accepted urgency to teach everything to every student that it permits little opportunity for development by the faculty of presentations with distinctive personality and philosophy. An occasional lecture here, seminar...
...bill, Lyndon Johnson indicated last week that he would disinter it when he delivers his State of the Union message in January. But, given the current climate of opinion in the U.S. and the likelihood that the 90th Congress will be a shade or two to the right of the 89th, there is scant probability that a similar bill will fare any better in 1967 than the original...
Mahoney's win, in the long run, would be a serious loss for his party. The bitterly fought contest so severely splintered Maryland Democrats that even token unity would be hard to reconstruct in the foreseeable future. The real winner in all likelihood would thus be the Republican candidate for Governor, Spiro T. Agnew, 47, an even-tempered moderate who has served ably as Baltimore County Executive. Agnew is now a heavy favorite to win in November...
...Texas Gulf Secretary David Crawford and Richard Clayton, a geophysicist who had helped survey the Timmins ore area. When they bought Texas Gulf stock in April 1964, said the judge, they may have been withholding "material information." Whether they can keep the stock will not be settled, in all likelihood, until after a round of appeals...
...pretty tense situation," said Jim Hayes, the leader of the march. But he had no criticism of police. "We don't ask for police protection--we just try to talk to people instead." Wherever they go, violence is likely, Without police, the likelihood becomes a virtual certainly. Again, this has become routine, and the marchers pass over it almost glibbly. But their refusal to ask for protection separates them from most other protestors. It is an important distinction...