Hawkeye Alda speech earns praise from MASH fans
TOBAGO W I readers salute actor Alan Alda for his M A S H alter ego Captain Hawkeye Pierce and for a commencement address he wrote for Columbia University P S alumni. The piece, widely circulated, urges humane values and thoughtful irony amid war.
Ingersoll urges doctors to value integrity in speech
Ralph Ingersoll, new doctor of medicine, cautions graduates that privilege can be intoxicating and urges reflection on personal values. He asks them to weigh what they truly value and to align life with those priorities, ending with a playful line about keeping the head bone connected to the heart bone.
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Secretaries to get just pay in 80s
Paul Harvey argues the Eighties will reward secretaries as pay scales rise due to supply and demand. He criticizes government ERP efforts toward equal worth standards, contends complexity of defining worth, and urges improving efficiency through better administrative assistants rather than legal meddling.
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