Word: frederick
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Frederick V. Hunt, Rumford professor of Physics, proposed the new policy because he felt that any student who makes honor grades in three-quarters of his courses deserves an Honors degree...
...Frederick V. Hunt, the professor who introduced the new C.L.G.S. legislation at last Tuesday's Faculty meeting, explained yesterday that he wanted to do away with the notion that candidacy for Honors in General Studies requires any sort of "decision" on the part of the undergraduate...
...favor it. But what specially irked London balletomanes was that Nureyev had already scheduled appearances with the American Ballet Theatre in Chicago during the Christmas season, and would rest up until then. He will not reappear at Covent Garden until mid-January, an absence that has forced postponement of Frederick Ashton's long-awaited new ballet, Marguerite and Armand, written specially for Nureyev and Fonteyn. Said one riled and exasperated Covent Garden official: "I'd rather deal with ten Callases than one Nureyev...
Keppel's credentials are impressive. Almost singlehanded, he has lifted the once low-grade Harvard Graduate School of Education to national preeminence, overtaking Columbia Teachers College. Son of Frederick P. Keppel, who was dean of Columbia College and later president of the Carnegie Corporation, Francis Keppel got his only earned degree (A.B.) at Harvard in 1938; nonetheless he is today ranked as a top educator without a doctor's or even a master's. He started out studying sculpture at the American Academy in Rome, but concluded that as a sculptor he was not good enough ever...
...Bush, who has monopolized Milton since 1945 and may set the 20th century endurance record as titleholder, a triumph only slightly tarnished by the fact that Milton can hardly be described as a hotly pursued property. Ex-Proprietor Boswell is himself now possessed by Yale's renowned scholar Frederick A. Pottle. Yale, in fact, has enough Johnson-Boswelliana to fill Yale Bowl, is probably the only college brash enough to claim a whole literary century-the 18th in England-as its very...