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Teddy helped mobilize labor and church groups behind the amendment, enlisted Harvard Law Professor Paul Freund to tutor him in the constitutional issues, spent hours on the telephone with such colleagues as New York's Jacob Javits, his chief Republican ally, and did personal lobbying in the corridors. Brother Bobby feigned indifference and pointedly did not join 38 co-sponsors of the amendment, but he worked actively behind the scenes for it. For the opposition, Dirksen set about swinging wavering Republicans back into line. His technique differs considerably from the arm-twisting tactics made famous by Lyndon Johnson. "Senator...
...prizes are awarded automatically. The summa cum laude graduate who has the highest Phi Beta Kappa score receives the Sophia Freund Prize of $600 without a bit of extra effort. The Harvard Engineering School Chapter of Tau Beta Pi gives $25 to the most promising engineer. If a boy lives in Lowell House, develops a strong character, and maintains a sense of quiet decency, he may be rewarded by the Korean War Memorial Prize...
Erwin N. Griswold, Dean of the Faculty of Law, will conduct the service. Speakers will include Paul A. Freund, Carl M. Loeb University Professor, Austin W. Scott '37, Dane Professor of Law emeritus, and John H. Mansfield '51, professor...
Frankfurter chose as clerks for Holmes: Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, professor of Law; W. Barton Leach '21, Story Professor of Law; and Arthur E. Sutherland, Bussey Professor of Law. Brandeis's clerks were: Paul A. Freund, Carl M. Loeb University Professor; Henry M. Hart Jr. '26, Dane professor of Law; W. Barton Leach '21, Byrne Professor of Administrative Law. One professor in the College, David Reisman '31, Henry Ford II Professor of Social Sciences, was also chosen by Frankfurter as a Brandeis clerk...
Schools are still free, Freund said, to teach about religion, even if they may not teach religion itself. The distinction, he admitted, is easier to point out than to practice. As for the moral education he called for, that presents "even greater subtleties." But the need is also great. The religious aspect of education, Freund concluded, "is too important to be left to the professional educators alone." What is needed is a collaboration, "among others, of philosophers to clarify objectives, psychologists to advise on techniques of learning, and lawyers to furnish materials from the quarries of moral decisions known...