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...qualifications for a position of honor and trust. He also insists that one who is a member of and recruiter for the Communist party--and these are not lease but overt sets--will net use what influence and experience he can got from positions like editorship of the Review to harm to the future the legal profession. This view grows more patently naive with each year of the Cold War. We borrowed the term "Communist-dominated" not from McCarthy, but from the Harvard Corporation's policy on Professors Furry and Markham. It does not refer to these who think things...
...call the editors "autocratic" and "self-styled judges of fitness" disregards the fact that they only made their decision after exhaustive consultation with professors and lawyers. To say that democratic legal procedures have been violated is to presume that editorship on the Review is a right, and non-invitation is violation of some civil liberty. Neither is true...
David Lubell resigned from the post of President of the Record and Jonathan from the Associate Editorship, to which they had been recently elected...
...Editorship of the Harvard Crimson was quite a different proposition in my day from what I imagine it is today. As I remember the procedure, candidates for editorship were called out every five or six months. I do not now remember just how many we were but it was a sizable group. During those months we were simply reporters and went around on our own initiative trying to gather useful news which we turned in daily. Based on the quality and quantity of our reporting, there was a gradual weeding out of candidates until we were reduced to a comparatively...
Sarton retired last month from the editorship of the publication "Isis", which he founded in 1913. The magazine, an international review devoted to the history of science, publishes articles, book reviews, and a comprehensive annual bibliography of all works in the field...