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...been offered for three years, this is the first year they have been given as a permanent program under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The seminars are under the immediate direction of a standing committee, which was created last spring. Chairman of the group is Frank B. Freidel, professor of History...
...freshman not quite sure of his field of concentration might do well to schedule Economics 1, Nat. Sci. 5, English 123 (Harry Levin on Shakespeare), and History 61a (Frank Freidel's basic American history course) as his classes this year. If these didn't appeal to him, he might try Nat. Sci. 9, Fine Arts 13, Philosophy 1, and Social Sciences 136 (David Riesman). Or Hum. 3, English 115 (Chaucer), Government 124 (Constitutional law), and Slavic 150 (Russian-lit-in-English...
Dean Ford announced Tuesday the appointment of a Faculty committee to supervise the Freshman Seminar Program. Chairman of the committee is Frank B. Freidel, professor of History. The other members are: William D. Alfred, associate professor of English, Paul D. Bartlett, Erving Professor of Chemistry, Stephen Williams, associate professor of Anthropology, G. Wallace Woodworth '24, James Edward Ditson Professor of Music, Dean Von Stade, and Catherine D. Williston, associate dean of Radcliffe...
...Winthrop's various tables meet on a regular basis. They are the House's metaacademic expression of interest in things general--informal, lively affairs usually held during the lunch hour. John Kenneth Galbraith, upon his return in September, is expected to dominate the Thursday Economics Table once again; Frank Freidel will chair the Friday History and Government Table...
Both men met with U.S. Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith, Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics on leave, while in India. Freidel participated in ceremonies honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt in New Delhi on Jan. 29, when the ambassador's new residence was designated "the Roosevelt House" on the occasion of FDR's birthday...