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...Since the RS-70 could not be adapted for airborne alert-patrolling the skies with a full load of arms-it would be a sitting duck on the ground for any surprise attack. Nor could the high-altitude RS-70 dodge enemy radar by streaking in for low-level attacks...
...Inman, who played more than any other sophomore, will have to handle more of the rebounding load, but should get help from Mike Crichton, a 6 ft., 8 in. sophomore, and Frank Martin, who starred for the JV's. Lenny Strauss, high scorer for last year's freshmen, is handicapped by his size (6 ft., 2 in.) but also should be of help in the frontcourt. From the freshman team Merle McClung appears to be a top prospect at forward...
...Spencer Love, Burlington Industries' candid new President Charles F. Myers, 50, made it plain that the era of one-man rule had ended for the world's largest textile empire (1961 sales: $866 million). Says Myers in a rich Charleston accent: "No one will take the load that Mr. Love took. Management from now on will be a team operation." Lured away from a banking career during a series of tennis games with Love 15 years ago. Myers started off at Burlington as a financial man, soon headed Burlington International. His overseas experience made him a natural...
...Economics, have been notable failures. Economics 98 is in effect a lecture course, and why that Department cannot offer ordinary lectures in micro-and macro-economics as requirements for the degree and give tutorial also is difficult to imagine. It is a complicated undertaking to revise the teaching load regulations under which teaching fellows labor, but it is probably a necessary...
...most significant comment in the CRIMSON article is "Haley predicted an easier work load for tutors next year." Because English is such a popular field of study, the Department may wish to lighten the burdens of its tutors. But in so doing it violates Dean Bender's policies. The limitation of Tutorial to Groups I and II bespeaks an attitude that only the scholar is deserving, or even capable, of special instruction. Thus the Department would seem to be seeking out an intellectual elite, ignoring the majority of students, by and large those same non-dogmatically academic students whom Dean...