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Olivet College's President Aubrey L. Ashby's action in ridding himself of thorny Barton Akeley [TIME, Oct. 18], is to be commended . . . Watchdogs of the American intellect are no doubt waiting eagerly for his next step...
Professors Warren A. Seavey and W. Barton Leach upheld the Republican stand, Professor Mark DeW. Howe defended Truman, while Associate Professor John, Ciardi spoke for the Third Party, with Professor Zechariah Chafee taking an impartial stand between the major candidates...
Five Faculty members will debate the merits of Dewey, Truman, and Wallace in the third Law School Forum of the year at Rindge Tech auditorium tonight at 8 p.m. "The Faculty Votes--'48 Elections" is the official title of the discussion, and Professors Warren A. Seavey, W. Barton Leach, Mark de Wolfe Howe, and Zechariah Chafee of the Law School will speak, as well as Associate Professor John Ciardi of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...little Olivet College, a school of Congregational leanings in Olivet, Mich., T. Barton Akeley, 47, had taught political science for twelve years. To townspeople of rural, conservative Olivet, Akeley was a queer fellow: he wore a goatee and a beret, held unpopular opinions, and once appeared downtown in shorts. Some of the alumni looked askance at him: he was critical of fraternities and intercollegiate sports. And to some of Olivet's 17-man board of trustees, Akeley's self-admitted "general disposition to be critical" about college affairs was a stiff pain in the neck...
Participating in "The Faculty Votes" forum are Professor Edmund M. Morgan, chairman, Professor W. Barton Leach, professor Warren Abner Seavey, and Professor Richard H. Field. Other speakers have not as yet been named...