Word: emersons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...letters of Santayana's, now in possession of the CRIMSON, are suitable illustrations. A. A. Roback, former instructor in philosophy at Harvard and presently professor of Psychology at Emerson College, received these notes in 1950 and 1952, and gave them to the CRIMSON yesterday. Roback has studied and taught semantics, the psychology of language and literature, and the psychology of character. One of his major interests in the field of philosophy is the Dutch Jew, Benedict de Spinoza. Since Santayana was quite interested in him, and since he was born in the Spanish town of Santillana, close to Spionza...
...never having returned to this country: "I had none except the absence of any reason for going there. I had never felt that it was my natural milieu." The notes are addressed to A. A. Roback, former instructor of Philosophy at Harvard, and now a professor of Psychology at Emerson College...
Anna Freud, daughter of the Vienna psychiatrist and a distinguished psychologist in her own right, begins a series of undergraduate lectures this Monday in Emerson Hall...
Lights in Sever and Emerson will begin burning until late in the night once again this week as the University opens its 116th series of Extension Courses. The courses are given under the sponsorship of the Lowell Institute and in conjunction with all Boston schools of higher learning, though the majority of instructors and all classrooms are Harvard...
...wages last year, U.S. manufacturers paid another 16.4? in fringe benefits and nonmanufacturing companies paid 22.2?, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said last week. This "hidden payroll" for paid vacations, free meals, terminal pay, pensions and profit-sharing plans, said the chamber's Economic Research Director Dr. Emerson P. Schmidt, costs employers some $25 billion a year. In a survey of 736 companies, Schmidt found that fringe-benefit expenditures averaged $644 per employee last year. Although such benefits are not included in the Bureau of Labor Statistics wage figures, Schmidt said they should be, because ". . . wage rates [alone...