Language clarity in university teaching debated
Mike Deupree argues that teachers must communicate clearly regardless of race creed or origin. He cites experiences at Iowa State and Iowa with teaching assistants and calls for testing language ability to ensure students understand lectures. The column notes fairness for undergraduates and suggests a measured approach to the exam requirement.
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Fujimori Near Third Term as Toledo Questions Election
Alberto Fujimori neared the 50 percent threshold for a first term victory while Alejandro Toledo denounced the results as fraudulent. Early tallies showed Fujimori around 49.8 percent with Toledo at about 40 percent as protests erupted over the delayed official count.
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Clinton backs Korea summit as U.S. keeps troops in place
President Clinton welcomed the first ever North South Korea summit while pledging to keep about 37 000 U S troops on the peninsula. Secretary of State Albright said peace requires cautious steps and the U S reserves its options. The administration praised Kim Dae Jung and Kim Jong Il for reportedly scheduling the meeting to discuss ending tensions on the divided peninsula.
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Correction notes on misidentifications in Gazette editions
The Gazette clarifies that Linda Sorenson and Cristy Hamblin were transposed in Monday’s edition and provides correct identifications. Iowa City registered voters are the sole eligible participants in a petition drive to place an extension of First Avenue on the ballot, correcting a prior reference to Johnson County voters. Ken Kendall weighs a state plan to send him to a nursing home temporarily if a fuller plan to move him out is formed. the Gazette acknowledges previous misstatements.
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Reunite Elian Gonzales Move Advances in Miami
In Miami the great-uncle met with government psychiatrists to plan a transfer of six year old Elian Gonzales to his father Juan Miguel while INS and family officials briefed Washington on options. Thousands gathered nearby as officials prepared possible neutral transfer sites in the push toward reunification.
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Gazette backs future with soybean ink recycling push
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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