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Like any other campus in search of a new head, the University of Buffalo (10,000 students) looked far & wide. Perhaps it was only natural that the search ended up right where it began. Last week, when the university announced that it had chosen as its new chancellor Clifford C. Furnas, director of the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory in Buffalo, it was unintentionally helping to prove a point: Buffalo (pop. 580,132) is a city where town and gown...
Today the university's 14 divisions range from schools of business administration and nursing to education and social work, spread over 178 acres on the northeastern edge of Buffalo. But if the city has kept the campus going, the university has paid its debt in full. Of Buffalo's physicians, 70% are graduates; so are three out of four of its dentists, and a majority of its lawyers, judges and public officials...
...channel, which will operate under the call letters WGBH-TV, is the television affiliate of WGBH, the educational radio station partly supported by the University. The station's new studios will be in a building on the M.I.T. campus...
...especially determined and careful effort" to uncover campus subversives has proved highly unproductive, he noted, referring to an unnamed university with a teaching and research staff of 3,000, where only four questionable individuals had been found. The situation elsewhere, he said, "has been very much the same...
...schoolmen, T.C. has turned out a fourth of the nation's big-city (over 50,000 population) school superintendents. It lists among its alumni nearly a third of all U.S. deans of education and presidents of teacher-training institutions. As such, it has been more than any other campus the creator of the modern public school...