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Secondly it is unclear whether a group of talented but young and relatively inexperienced teachers can educate people who have been making a living out of running hospitals and setting rates for the past 30 years. But as Marc Roberts, director of the February program, and professor at the School of Public Health said a few weeks ago, "You don't have to be the most experienced person in the room in order to show people new ways to do things...
Other members of the group include Jonathan Moore, director of the Institute of Politics; Richard E. Neustadt, professor of Government; Marc Roberts, associate professor of Economics; John D. Stein-bruner, professor of Public Policy, and Gary R. Orren, associate professor of Government...
...same time, the department has refused tenure to two other serious candidates. Marc J. Roberts '64, an associate professor whose courses are consistently popular with undergraduates, and Jerry Green, also an associate professor...
French furniture design is dominated by Marc Held, 44, who claims the all but unique accomplishment of having created distinctive products for both the top and bottom of the line. In 1970 Knoll International, the firm that introduced the classic Saarinen "tulip" chair among many other designs, offered the new Held chair, a combination swivel-rocking chair made of leather-covered fiber glass with a rounded base...
...Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, longtime ecumenical envoy between Jews and Christians, praised some aspects of the guidelines as "constructive," but took grave exception to other parts. Tanenbaum said that "no self-respecting Jew" could live with passages that "imply a religious 'second-class' status" for Judaism. What especially grieved Tanenbaum and other Jewish critics was the guidelines' silence on Jewish historic and spiritual ties to the land of Israel. Any definition of contemporary Judaism that does not consider "the inextricable bonds of God, People, Torah and Promised Land," wrote Tanenbaum, "risks distortion of the essential nature...