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...study of government requires an understanding of the basic philosophical conflicts underlying the evolution of government in the Western world," Charies R. Cherington '35, associate professor of Government, said yesterday. He replied to criticism levied at Government 1 in a recent report issued by the New York University School of Law concerning political study in the nation's colleges...
...reply to these charges, Cherington said one quarter of Gov. 1 deals said U.S. government and that the second term's readings and lectures deal direct second with actualities of government. He also pointed out that at least one half of the permanent staff in the Government Department have had experience in public service and that many maintain continuing contacts in active affairs...
Maass doubted the value of such an overall mixture, since power is developed on a regional, not a national scale. He welcomed Cherington into the ranks of the "radicals" for his acceptance of the yardstick method of determining proper rates for private utilities...
Charles R. Cherington, associate professor of Government, and Arthur A. Maass, assistant professor of Government, were almost embarrassed to discover how much they agreed on issues of public power at a Dunster House Forum last night. Nevertheless, their quips and occasional sharp exchanges on specific points of disagreement brought cheers from the almost 300 listeners who jammed the Dunster dining hall...
...Cherington was not as opposed to Maass' specific "pet projects" in the power field as to his "tone of voice," which Cherington felt allowed too much government interference, Cherington agreed federal power projects were good for "scaring" private utilities into more efficient operation. He called for approximately a 25 percent public, 75 percent private mixture for the country...