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November 14, 1968 (vol. 79, iss. 66) • Page Image 4

… the Motts Apple Sauce jar .2 psi below what the label says it is. But there are more serious applications of the new thing. Education would simply be a matter of plugging one's new computer into other…

… know how im- portant that was.) THIS NEW THING, science says, will allow us to have television sets that we can hang on the wall or computers we can carry in our pockets. "'Science says this new thing…

… have brains. Furthermore, we are told that a pocket computer has the potential for adaptation to many specific physiological functiors. And it could be used by a person to increase his sensitivity to his…

…, trailed by 671.1 cubic meters of cold mass of which at least 428.6 cubic meters are below 34.2 degrees centigrade." The computer would increase the absurdities in life. Consider the picayune housewife, who…

… tpday won't buy a dented can of chicken noodle coup because she associates the dent in the can with the soup. Imagine what would happen when she discovers with the aid of her computer that the pressure in…

… more experienced computers and transferring facts. This is of course, simply an im- provement over modern day education. WE WOULD BE ABLE to gather the facts much more quickly because of the computer

…'s transfer systems. We would retain the knowledge without error or misconcep- tion. We would become the perfect student. And if the computers could transfer methods of reason- ing and prejudice, bias and…

computer personalitiesand characters. We could make some people prejudiced against celery or Saturday evenings at home or anything . .. On the other hand, we could erase all prejudices . a family or…

… particular surroundings to develop into the unique persons we are today. Our computers would do it all for us. We could be arbitrary about it if we want to maintain the status quo. We could put the names of…

… those to be born into a hat, pull them randomly and match, certain bodies with certain computer personalities and characters. We could make some people prejudiced against celery or Saturday evenings at…

October 14, 1965 (vol. 76, iss. 40) • Page Image 4

… Minority Office of Academic Affairs: Misplaced Computerization' [F THE UNIVERSITY can be said to have a single underlying problem, it's that all its automation is in the wrong place. On the one hand…

…, mechanistic tech- niques abound in the teaching of several undergraduate liberal arts courses. Poli- tical Science 100, Psychology 100 and History 321, to name but a few, employ multiple-choice, "computerized

…" finals. Though this sort of mechanistic approach need not necessarily lead to similarly dehumanized teaching, in practice it oft- en has "computerized" the whole course. On the other hand, there are no com…

… begun work on using computers to help unify students' pre-classification requests and to interpret what facilities the tniversity will need to meet those requests. It is only a step from this stage to the…

… fountains. The House Un-American Ac- tivities Committee is actually in- vestigating that American as apple pie organization, the Ku Klux Klan. To top it off, Negroes are ac- tually registered to vote under…

November 14, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 50) • Page Image 8

apple for example, the crown might twist slightly and break the cement seal. Then the porcelain would drop out. A more dependable seal could be produced by fusing the porce- lain and metal directly…

…; BS, MS, hD in Physics, Math; & MS, PhD in stronomy for Res. & Dev., Design, ec. Computing, Systems Dev,. & nalysis, Programming Trng. & Sales. Univ. of Chicago Graduate School of uisiness, Chicago, II1…

…)-Location of work: Roch- ter, N.Y. & Kingsport, Tenn. Feb. & une grads-men-with BS, MS or PhD Math for Elec. Computing, Statist- , Elect. Data Processing Methods Systems Div. Top ' of class. J. Walter Thompson…

October 14, 1962 (vol. 73, iss. 26) • Page Image 1

… problems"-be co-ordinated. Romney also urged the re-exam- ination of the use of the total property tax base to compute a district's ability to support edu- cation. He said that other prob- lems may impinge…

… them as self- evident truths. Hallowed Sound "Local control," for instance, has come to have an almost hal- lowed sound. It's like mother !ove, apple pie and the flag: to oppose it, or even doubt it, is…

September 14, 1969 (vol. 80, iss. 10) • Page Image 8

…-Astronomy, Computer, Information and Control Engineering Seminar: Hiroshi Inose, Vistlng Profesor, The University of "okou, "Dgital Communication Net- orks": 1504 East Engineering, 4:00 p.m. Thomais t. Cooley Lecture…

…, vio- s: chool f Musie Recital Hall, 8:00 General Notices All1'rcacher's Certificate Candidates: The applIcation for the teacher's cer- tificate Is diue at the beginning of the junior year. It should be…

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