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Colleges urged
two years of I
Associated Press
WASHINGTON ? A Reag;
urging colleges to require two
even if that forces students in b
to stay on campus longer than
In a report for Education Sec
of college professors also pre
changes to address what it call
decline in the quality of higher
All undergraduates "should I
of liberal education. In most pi
require extending undergradu;
usual four years," said the repoi
Learning: Realizing the Potei
Education."
It said this might entail "a ra<
grams for students in such fiel<
engineering, music, nursing,
eduction.
A copy of the report was ot
Associated Press.
Bell is scheduled to release it !
sion with college officials.
Bell and Manuel Justiz, direc
of F.diiction. commissioned the
tempt to focus more attention
education.
The seven-member Study Gi
Excellence in American Higher
neth Mortimer of Pennsylvania
"The strains of rapid expan
followed by recent years of con;
ing enrollments . . .have taken
"Gaps have appeared betwee
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ricular coherence, the uality c:
and academic standards."
It decried the popularity
specialties."
The report also criticizes col
faculty members, who compris
in 1966, but 41 percent in 198(1
The panel also said students'
1964 and 1982 on 10 of 14 ma
Graduate Record Examinatio
history and English literature.
"One cannot blame these trei
i he preparation 01 entering a
said. "Part of the problem is
after they matriculate in collet
Judge says flor
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Budweiser Beer can't stop a loi
using the slogan "This Bud's
ruled.
"li there is anybody in this ec
bud in connection with their pr
ing with Anheiser Busch,
Christopher Fagan, attorne} foi
Greater Cleveland, said Wedn(
"We're happy the court agr<
Anheiser Busch Co. Inc. had
junction, but U.S. District Juc
request last Friday. She said b<
unrelated" and it is "absurd'
confuse the two.
"No consumer called any flc
six-pack; nor did any any con
seeking to purchase two doz<
"The marketing channels fo
different."
Anheiser Busch has filed an
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v_ 11 c 11 u v-vnu i v.n r\p^v,aftd in vAttorneys
for the St. Louis-1
repeated telephone calls.
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to require. M
liberal arts Assoc
CI
ficial
an administration panel is OI 1,1
years of liberal arts study t,lc
usiness and technical fields Reag
four years. at 1
retary T.H. Bell, the panel inapj
>posed a variety of other
ed "warning signals" of a s.,t^v
education. tiger
have at least two full years Repi
rofessional fields, this may rally
ute programs beyond the .
rt, entitled "Involvement in arriv
titial of American higher Rcag
chest
Jical restructuring" of pro- years
Is as agriculture, business,
pharmacy and teacher ^
Willi
>taincd Wednesday by The whic
main
Monday following a discus- 20-m
At
tor of his National Institute tiger
' study a year ago in an at- l'1c 1
on the problems of higher caug
said.
roup on the Conditions of 1
Education, chaired by Keni
State University, warned, .
sion of higher education,
itricting resources and level- pS
their toll. pv-:
n our ideal expectations for jv|?l
ies of student learning, cur- jlMl
if facilities, faculty morale 7 Bgi
of majoring "in narrow iii?
>
lege*-' reliance on part-time lll/j
ed 23 percent of all faculty KKfl
average scores fell between
jor subject area tests of the f ?
>ns, including engineering,
nds entirely on the decline in J8?
ollege students," the study
i what happens to students s:
ist's can claim ^
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;al florists association from
for You," a federal judge 3
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mntry that can use the word
oduct line without interfer
it's got to be florists,"
r the Florists Association of |
-sday. J |
?ed with us on that point."
I asked for a preliminary in- Assoi
ige Ann Aldrich denied the
?er and flowers are "totally ^1
" to believe anyone would as
tradi
mess
>rist asking to be delivered a Hi
sumer call Anheuscr Busch "Toi
?n roses," the judge said. John
r the products are totally over
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appeal with the U.S. Sixth "I
incinnati. proc<
3ased brewery did not return spire
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iated Press ner
.EMSON ? Democratic party of- of i
s Tuesday blasted the appearance got
le Clemson University mascot at fro
Greenville rally for Presidnet '
an, calling the tiger's appearance of
? partisan political function Ho
)ropriate. Co
II Atchley, president of the univer- Ow
said he would be "speaking to the Per
" about leading cheers for the tioi
lblican presidential ticket at the the
are
hile the crowd awaited Keagan s
al, the Clemson mascot, wearing a I
;an-Bush bumper sticker across his tigc
, lead cheers of "Four more hac
;!" and "Reagan! Bush!" Dei
IK TIGER presented the president he
a Clemson tiger paw baseball cap, pul
h Reagan wore briefly, and re- pec
led on the stage during the ty <
linutc speech. ral!
chleysaid he did not learn of the sup
's actions until several hours after
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raiiy. i nt* mascoi pruoaoiy was pia
ht up in the spirit of the event, he chl
'm sure he had no purpose what- ma
?r in supporting this person or that the
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?W YORK ? The Rev. Jesse Jackson says
)st of this week's "Saturday Night Live'
tion of black leaders seeking new audi<
ages.
s mentor, the Rev. Martin Luther King
light" show when Harry Belafonte was
ny Carson. Then, Jackson said, there was
wheather serious black ministers should c
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l>yjy anu i v^uiiiumv; iiui^aAinu.
t's all about communica ting," Jackson j
sss of wg^hing this show, someone is in
d, or enlightened, or made to feel good, ai
, then w^will have achieved our mission.'
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son," he said. "He's just a symbol ed to
enthusiasm," and I'm sure he just even
up there like he always does in wou!<
nt of a crowd." said.
'He was not representing the views
Clemson University." But Frank OV
lleman, chairman of the Greenville to gr
unty Democratic Party, and Fran stronj
en, state chairman of the Mondale- on th
raro campaign, said the tiger's ac- "T
were an affront to supporters of eleph
university's athletic program who tried
not Republicans. have
iOLLEMAN, WHO described the Ho
?r's antics as "offensive," said he were
i received several phone calls from Demc
mocrats angry about the incident. Carol
'I think it was very inappropriate,"
said. "A lot of Democrats like me "C
1 for Clemson every week. All those schoc
>ple were offended that the universi- repre:
emblem would be used in a political Carol
ly for a candidate they don't Dcnu
>port." and I
rhe Clemson band was invited to
y at the rally by GOP officials, Atey
said. "It
41 can assure you the decision was event
de in a very patriotic way to send pay f
band," he said. "The tiger happen- was ?
"Wit- ^tSy^^Rf
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louse into the great outdoors for an upcoming mix
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Rainbow Room, with its pa
his appearance 65 floors above the Rocke
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for their the one-time Democratie pr
national campaign with one
went on the "Poor people may well
filling in for Jackson said. "Laughter is ;
hand-wringing strong to laugh. You have
to interviews in tears. You have to be strong
not in your heart."
>aid. "If in the As host of NBC's late
formed, or in- Jackson said he would be
nd made to feel rerun, in effect, of the thei
tion's campaign for the pres
ice in the posh on issues of the poor, iustic
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go with the band, and it was not
thought of at that time that he
1 be with the band," Atchley
VEN SAII) the use of the mascot
eet the president upset a very
g Young Democrats organization
e Clemson campus.
he Republican symbol is the
ant," Owen said. "I'm sure if we
something like that we would
caught a lot of flak."
lleman said the tiger's actions
an affront not only to
icrats, but to all people in South P'
ina. &
lemson is a state-supported
>1, he said. "Its emblem really w
sents all the people in South
lina, not just Republicans or j|
jcrats. 1 think it is a poor thing
>ad judgement.
was billed as a partisan political
. The federal government wouldn't
or the president's visit because it
i partisan political event."
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er Wednesday night.
Night Live'
moramie view of New York City,
feller Center ice rink, where the
trnish hen at $16.75. From there, ?
esidential candidate continued his Si
nnH intnirnf ifinnl r?hrac*?c
"?f
laugh more than rich people,"
a form of therapy. You have to be
to be strong to smile through the &
, to keep politics in your head, and ?
;-night comedy show Saturday,
offering a different audience a
nes raised by his Rainbow Coaliiidency.
Then and now, it touched
;e and fairness in America. ?
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