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Some of our visitors have sent back long, thoughtful reports, with valuable criticisms and with some favorable appraisals of TIME'S methods. In a speech at the University of Idaho last spring, Dean Sabine told his audience: "You can't be an informed person if you, as a...
"Spare the Leaf Mold . . ." But Teacher Peepers is at his timid zaniest when he goes to the classroom. In his special lecture, "Wake Up Your Sluggish Soil" (published originally in Petal & Stem), he concludes: "Spare the leaf mold, spoil the hepatica. Remember, your dirt is the restaurant where your flowers...
"All the People." The first job of the teachers now is to "make it clear that we fully understand that basic policy in all our institutions is, in the final analysis, to be determined by all the people through their elected representatives." Without abdicating their responsibilities, teachers must encourage criticism...
In its comprehensive report, the five-man commission, headed by CBS Chairman William S. Paley, took a levelheaded, thoughtful glance at the material needs in the next quarter-century and laid down a broad plan of action on how they can be met.
Colorado's Republican J. Edgar Chenoweth, a member of the subcommittee, was eager for facts & figures on TV's plunging necklines. "In boxing, if a man hits below the belt there is a foul," said Chenoweth, sententiously. "Now where is the line here?" After a thoughtful pause, Witness...