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lehigh university brown and white bkthi.khem pa tuesday april it if7t vol m — no llf&s red chinese grad students may attend university in fall by peter schilling new editor it is extremely likely that by next fall graduate students and researchers from the people's republic of china will attend the university raymond wiley co-chairman of the east asian studies committee and in structor of international relations said the exchange students would probably be working in the areas of engineering and pure and applied sciences because of the university's strength in these areas he said the exchange students in business and the arts might come later but explained that the chinese are more cautious about the ideological implications of these areas of study wiley atoo said it would be sene time before any undergraduate students cmr to the university from the people's republic because the chinese feat that their undergraduate training is adequate to serve their present needs he said that if any undergraduates did come over they would be likely to study english the opportunity for such academic states granted official recognition to the since then collages and auliwimtos across the united states have been flooded with applications from chmfe students wanting to enter the country donald barry the other chairman of the east asian studies committee said that some 40 to 90 academic institutions are involved in some form of exchange programs with the people's republic wiley who just returned from a visit to the mainland with an alumni tour group said the group visited several universities • in china and had unofficial contacts with the chinese educators about the possibility of academic exchange wiley taught english in china from 1965 to 1967 at shanghai institute of foreign languages according to adrian richards professor of oceanography and ocean engineering and recently named coordinator of research with china there has been person to person contacts between university faculty and chinese resear chers as well as official negotiations with the people's republic embassy in washington he also said that the university has been in contact with several institutions in china last year a delegation from chou choo university in shanghai visited the university and richards said there might be a return visit to the mainland sponsored by the university in rispaiaii to the increase in relations with the people's republic and to an in crease in interest in that nation the east dumping fob puaaini nasoi inw aftmofl pffßßlftvim a%t l syj4sjlls«aj owm awb^bf rvsaw^ai kj _ _ «^_ j»r^^m oa^mafcfl ocma vcs vvk ws^m w*w vm^^^m the caaasvs sol dean fty the end of apr to hi tlaao for me traah greek week the brothers of alpha cm luwce agaia ased sammy's reck to provide a message this weekead the slogan was directed to visiting parents evaluctors vite planning weakness biy jim bllplaßaua newseoher the university should integrate paw tying into its budgeting process , according to the report of the middle states a oriation msa evaluation team the evaluation learn visited the university november 54 to determine if the university should be re accredited by the mba the msa cimmaisiai oa k#faer education has tewiewed the team's report and decided to continue the university's accreditation the report said academic planning was the weakest general area at she univer sity the most serious wwlmwi hi this regard is the fact that academic budget does not seem to be tied to the planning process the report also stated there are serious differences of opinion over the combination of planning and budgeting the evaluation team recommended that more staff particularly the faculty be brought into the planning process they noted that members of the visiting team have spent many noun at faculty meetings where items of much lesser note have occupied extended time of the faculty it is hard to imagine activities aside from teaching and scholarship which are nearly as important as forward planning airong other recommendations the team said the university should specify its panning periods provide incentives to participate in planning and monitor output centhre to plan because below the *♦ a _ *^ • * aaß cxficwqvc bc mwai pcsm omlv vhuamllam ia widely viewed as wasted effort the output the university could monitor would include the success of its graduates in addition to the panning recosn mendations the tc.am made recom cs*s rf arts aad bd«a m stady ii faculty evaisstka u.jj.rfir as jfcsy pertain to rank and tenure the art nrf^^k mlum<ih alas study its resource allocation procooures me rojh»x •■■•. non-brand generic drugs can save consumers money by lee ann lusarbf associate eovtor * 1 consider this you a oriigstere and buy soro cotton balls band aids pepto bismol ben gay and cootac total 11.51 without tax as youwakottoftbestore.walletgrosiiing you're blissfully unaware that you could have bought the same types of articles with near-identical ingredienta for 7.80 or you take your prescription to be refilled faithfully every month you in nocently fork out the 18 it costs but you could have purchased its chemical equivalent for 5 less «* you would have saved your money by buying no-name generic or non-brand name health and beauty aids generics have been the subject of extensive ad campaigns lately and the prices of these drugs make them worth a second look it works like this when a company develops a new drug it gets a patent which gives the company exclusive rights to sell and manufacture the drug after 17 yean the patent runs out and the chemical equivalent of the drug can be manufactured and sold by its generic name generics can be sold more cheaply because their price does not reflect the coat of research development and introduction of the drug prices vary but generics generally save a considerable amount for erampto revco discount drug centers recently conducted a survey of their pharmacy stock and found that on the average generic drugs cost 57 percent less than brand names one hundred tablets of revco aspirin cost 43 cants while 100 tablets of bayer aspirin in the same cost 1.19 both packages say the product contains five grains of aspirin the same holds true for other common household drugs the ingredients in the generic and brand-name drugs are very similar or identical although not always in the same amounts but the brand names cost up to 1 more so why do customers continue to buy brand names two reasons widely given are advertising and habit ads have convinced many people that brand names are the only way to go and have made the names familiar to everyone more than three years old and if you've been taking bufferin for 10 or 20 yean it's hard to trust see contact page i see drug page 4 tec reviewers page • no friday b*w the brown and white will not be published friday apr 13 due to the religious holiday publication will resume with the tuesday apr 17 issue inside education minor p 4 undefeated marksmen p 7 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Title | Brown and White Vol. 90 no. 42 |
Date | 1979-04-10 |
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lehigh university brown and white bkthi.khem pa tuesday april it if7t vol m — no llf&s red chinese grad students may attend university in fall by peter schilling new editor it is extremely likely that by next fall graduate students and researchers from the people's republic of china will attend the university raymond wiley co-chairman of the east asian studies committee and in structor of international relations said the exchange students would probably be working in the areas of engineering and pure and applied sciences because of the university's strength in these areas he said the exchange students in business and the arts might come later but explained that the chinese are more cautious about the ideological implications of these areas of study wiley atoo said it would be sene time before any undergraduate students cmr to the university from the people's republic because the chinese feat that their undergraduate training is adequate to serve their present needs he said that if any undergraduates did come over they would be likely to study english the opportunity for such academic states granted official recognition to the since then collages and auliwimtos across the united states have been flooded with applications from chmfe students wanting to enter the country donald barry the other chairman of the east asian studies committee said that some 40 to 90 academic institutions are involved in some form of exchange programs with the people's republic wiley who just returned from a visit to the mainland with an alumni tour group said the group visited several universities • in china and had unofficial contacts with the chinese educators about the possibility of academic exchange wiley taught english in china from 1965 to 1967 at shanghai institute of foreign languages according to adrian richards professor of oceanography and ocean engineering and recently named coordinator of research with china there has been person to person contacts between university faculty and chinese resear chers as well as official negotiations with the people's republic embassy in washington he also said that the university has been in contact with several institutions in china last year a delegation from chou choo university in shanghai visited the university and richards said there might be a return visit to the mainland sponsored by the university in rispaiaii to the increase in relations with the people's republic and to an in crease in interest in that nation the east dumping fob puaaini nasoi inw aftmofl pffßßlftvim a%t l syj4sjlls«aj owm awb^bf rvsaw^ai kj _ _ «^_ j»r^^m oa^mafcfl ocma vcs vvk ws^m w*w vm^^^m the caaasvs sol dean fty the end of apr to hi tlaao for me traah greek week the brothers of alpha cm luwce agaia ased sammy's reck to provide a message this weekead the slogan was directed to visiting parents evaluctors vite planning weakness biy jim bllplaßaua newseoher the university should integrate paw tying into its budgeting process , according to the report of the middle states a oriation msa evaluation team the evaluation learn visited the university november 54 to determine if the university should be re accredited by the mba the msa cimmaisiai oa k#faer education has tewiewed the team's report and decided to continue the university's accreditation the report said academic planning was the weakest general area at she univer sity the most serious wwlmwi hi this regard is the fact that academic budget does not seem to be tied to the planning process the report also stated there are serious differences of opinion over the combination of planning and budgeting the evaluation team recommended that more staff particularly the faculty be brought into the planning process they noted that members of the visiting team have spent many noun at faculty meetings where items of much lesser note have occupied extended time of the faculty it is hard to imagine activities aside from teaching and scholarship which are nearly as important as forward planning airong other recommendations the team said the university should specify its panning periods provide incentives to participate in planning and monitor output centhre to plan because below the *♦ a _ *^ • * aaß cxficwqvc bc mwai pcsm omlv vhuamllam ia widely viewed as wasted effort the output the university could monitor would include the success of its graduates in addition to the panning recosn mendations the tc.am made recom cs*s rf arts aad bd«a m stady ii faculty evaisstka u.jj.rfir as jfcsy pertain to rank and tenure the art nrf^^k mlum |
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