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Dunlop came into the deanship at the height of student unrest at Harvard. Ford had resigned after the occupation of University Hall in April 1969, suffering from a stroke. President Emeritus Nathan M. Pusey '28 looked to the Faculty's informal conservative caucus for a new dean, and Dunlop emerged as the perfect choice...
...could appoint an acting dean with a tacit understanding that that person would eventually become the permanent holder of the position. This is the route traveled by Dunlop, who was acting dean for six months before his position was made permanent by President Emeritus Nathan M. Pusey '28 in July...
Frank S. Endicott, professor emeritus of Education at Northwestern University, conducted a survey late in 1972 of 186 major corporations, each of which employs no less than 200 persons...
Erik H. Erikson Professor of Human Development Emeritus and father of the "identity crisis" concept, has been named the second Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities for 1973 by the National Endowment for the Humanities...
...beginning of labor to its conclusion; midwives stay with theirs throughout the entire process. They can also perform other important services, providing prenatal care for the mother as well as postnatal care for her and her child, and advising on family planning and hygiene. Says Ruth Freeman, professor emeritus of Johns Hopkins University: "Midwifery focuses on health rather than illness, on helping families to deal with their own problems rather than to rely on artificial outside support...