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Appearing in a 500-page document mailed yesterday to the faculty, these proposals grew out of a year-long study sponsored by the Ford Foundation to examine the position of behavioral science at Harvard. The report concerns nearly every phase of the fields of anthropology, psychology, history, government, economics, and social relations...
Appended to the document was a 19-page Report of the Visiting Committee. This group of five behavioral science experts agreed generally with the main conclusions of the faculty report...
Adjusting to Center. His point, while not the only or the most important lesson of the 1954 election, was easy to document. What happened in Colorado was a striking, one-state capsule: the voters there chose a Republican U.S. Senator to replace a Democrat, a Democratic governor to replace a Republican, a Democratic lieutenant governor, a Republican attorney general, and re-elected two Democrats and two Republicans to the House of Representatives...
...stated that the Permanent Class Committee had to "approve a Constitution." All that is involved in this is filling in 1955 in the space provided on the document. This should take a minimum of effort. And as for the appointments, the Committee should make the necessary six in a few hours. This is the extent of their official business before graduation...
...BORMANN LETTERS, edited by H. R. Trevor-Roper (200 pp.; British Book Centre; $3.75), a selection from correspondence between Hitler's mysterious "Brown Eminence" and his wife, is a fascinating document of the dreadful Nazi Utopia. They demonstrate with many expressions of endearment ("My dearest Mummy-Girl") that Martin Bormann (still missing after years of Allied search) was a human being-if a horribly peculiar one. The Bormanns raised a perfect Aryan family of nine, taking care that "none of our children gets depraved and diseased by the poison of Christianity." One day in January 1944, Bormann jubilantly informed...