Word: donald
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Jokes about the South, or the North, or the West--why not? I don't see why anyone should get upset about it," Donald H. Fleming, professor of History, remarked. "I don't know whether or not I was the intended target of the criticism, but I'm not above having a fair go at the South occasionally...
Santha Rama Rau and the play's director, Donald McWhinnie, deserve the highest praise for A Passage to India, and I wish its American production the best of luck. E. M. Forster explained the novel's popularity here during the '20's by saying that Americans liked it because it showed what a botch the British made of India. Perhaps now we shall understand Forster's book better. It talks about India, and blames the British for acting like gods; they were not big enough-and who is?-to rule another people. But it also enters a plea for tolerance...
...addition to Edsall, the signers are Bernard D. Davis '36, professor of Bacteriology and Immunology; Donald R. Griffin '38, professor of Zoology; Cyrus Levinthal and S. E. Luria, professors of Biology at M.I.T., and Bentley Glass of Johns Hopkins University...
...York convention last week (see THE NATION), the National Association of Manufacturers chose as its new president an embodiment of the great American success story-reserved, stern-featured Donald J. Hardenbrook, 65. A non-college man, Hardenbrook started out as a $6-a-week office boy with Atlas Portland Cement, inexorably worked his way up to board chairman of American Creosoting Corp. Though he is descended from Manhattan's original Dutch settlers and claims a great-great-great-great-grandfather who helped found the New York Stock Exchange in 1792, strapping Donald Hardenbrook owes his business eminence...
...sprawling Harvard Club of Minnesota is widely recognized as one of the most efficient alumni groups in the country. D. Donald Peddie '41, the guiding light of the Club, said, "I like to think I'm doing for Minnesota what Bob Blackman of Dartmouth is doing for the whole country.... He hears of guys, tracks them down, and holds on." Blackman, of course, is one of the most forward athletic recruiters in the business...