Word: academicized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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An academic procession of black cap-and-gowned faculty members and the entire Class of 1948 will open the ceremonies.
A Council sub-committee to study academic discrimination in the College was set up last spring following the controversy over Club 100's "no Negroes" admittance policy. In October this body, was replaced by the present full-stand Committee, which so far has been inactive.
On the eve of the one hundred thirty-ninth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, academic circles here yesterday expressed the opinion that the Lincoln papers recently opened for the first time in the Library of Congress are generally complete, despite widespread theories to the contrary.
Each of these aspects of the Barnes Bill has many implications. The vagueness of the "doctrine" phrase, for instance, could render the act unconstitutional, as the Supreme Court has overruled several bills because of their lack of definition. But notice in particular the ramifications of the section making the employer...
Died. Donald Bertrand Tresidder, 53, president of Stanford University since 1943; of a heart ailment; in Manhattan. Businessman Tresidder ran the university without sacrificing academic standards, largely through personal magnetism attracted nearly $8 million in endowments. Enormously popular with the students, "Uncle Don" managed to abolish sororities in 1944 without...