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Panelists will include two former chairmen of Tocsin, Peter C. Goldmark '62 and Todd A. Gitlin '63, the current president of the Civil Rights Coordinating Committee, Claude Weaver '65, and Archie C. Epps, graduate student in sociology...
From his undergraduate days, Mr. Stewart chiefly remembers the awesome approach of World War II and the controversy over the question of United States entry. The Yale Daily News, under a series of chairmen including Kingman Brewster, now dean of the Yale faculty, had taken an isolationist position. At the time when the controversy was greatest, Stewart was writing frequently for the News editorial page, and defending it in public. When the United States finally did enter the war, Stewart wrote a series of editorials suggesting ways in which the university could effectively mobilize for wartime service. Several...
...Methodists must accept the ordination of their clergy by the Episcopate and, implicitly, the Anglican principle of rule by bishops descended, by the laying on of hands, from the twelve Apostles. Wesley scoffed at this historic episcopal structure, and British Methodism is run by district chairmen, not bishops. Much against Wesley's own wishes, U.S. Methodists have always called their top officers bishops, but without recognizing the apostolic succession...
...Faculty also approved the appointment of four men as department chairman or acting department chairmen, effective July...
Just before Commencement, a squad of department chairmen protesting Dean Ford's sanction of Cum Laude in General Studies offers to tear his elegant new residence to pieces. Ford, calling himself "quite fed up with my job, girls in Houses, CLGS, and the whole bloody mess" goes off to the Foret de Compiegnes as Rusk's second. "What an adventure," he sings on returning...