Word: bentinck
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...trip every evening. But a couple of times each week, an argument in one of the cars provides diversion for those sitting nearby. One of the debaters is a critic of the University, carping about the Corporation's stand on ex-Communists on the faculty. His opponent is William Bentinck-Smith who, in varying capacities, has had ample opportunities to defend Harvard...
...managing editor of the Alumni Bulletin for eight years, Bentinck-Smith had to ward off irate alumni who complained about Harvard's teams, its academic freedom policy, or its inhospitality to old grads. The answers he gives his fellow commuter are paraphrases of the balm he has dispensed through the columns of the Bulletin and to the many visitors to his office. Bentinck-Smith was evidently effective in this missionary work, for in February President Pusey appointed him as Special Assistant to the President...
Joseph R. Hamlen '04, President and Publisher of the Alumni Bulletin, has named Norman A. Hall '22 to succeed Bentinck-Smith as editorial director of the Bulletin...
Last fall, Bentinck-Smith edited "The Harvard Book," a collection of writings by alumni about the University. In 1948, two years after he became Editor of the Bulletin, the bi-weekly magazine won the Robert Sibley Award of the American Alumni Council for the best alumni publication...
...graduate of Columbia School of Journalism, Bentinck-Smith has worked as a reporter for the Boston Globe and in an editorial capacity in the Office of Naval Operations in Washington. In 1945 and 1946 he was promotion manager of the University Press...