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Charles R. Cherington '35, associate professor of Government, who was recently appointed dean of the Graduate School of Public Administration for the year that Edward S. Mason, George F. Baker Professor of Economics, is on sabbatical leave, will teach at the Harvard Summer School...
Charles R. Cherington '35, associate professor of Government, will be temporary dean of the Graduate School of Public Administration next year in the absence of Edward S. Mason, now dean of the Littler schools, it was learned yesterday...
...Cherington served as secretary of the School of Public Administration until last spring when ill health forced him to stop teaching for almost a year...
...American area many of the latter have come up in the last two years McClosky and Maass are good examples. The additions of V. C. Key who will enter the department from Yale next fall will greatly strengthen this section Cherington, whose course is almost a necessity for all concentrators, has a reputation for intresting his students; students usually find themselves sitting next to people from the Humanities and the Natural Sciences both...
Students just entering the field nov will have the first line of the department. Elliott is still confusing some with his provocative and much advanced lectures on theory in Government 1, though a new text book helps straighten out neophytes. Cherington and Friedrich, however, will replace Holcombe in the next fall. This change should make what many considered the duller half of the required course, as interesting, perhaps more so than is, certainly just as mealy...