Word: friedrich
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fields. In History an excellent tutorial staff is headed by Professor Haring, the Master, with Mr. Buck and Professor Brinton; in Economics Professor Harris, the Senior Tutor, with Professor Mason, Professor Schumpeter and Mr. Sweezy; and in English by the affable Dr. Noyes, Dr. Souers, and Mr. White. Professor Friedrich, who keeps discreetly silent about Herr Hitler, will talk interestingly and instructively about any other aspect of Government, and Mr. Cline, our anthropologist, is particularly helpful when countries like Abyssinia break into the news...
Announcement of the formation of a Committee, under the leadership of Professor Friedrich, to formulate plans for the training of Harvard men for the various branches of the Civil Service, is the most welcome news issuing from University Hall in many months. No longer will Harvard be guilty of the charge from government officials that American universities give students in adequate information regarding the opportunities for a career in government service. Amply justified is the fact that the plan will be experimental for at least the next decade, as in the last analysis if the government fails to co-operate...
...separate Graduate School for training government servants will not be created. A faculty committee, headed by Carl J. Friedrich, associate professor of Government, will report to President Conant how the present Graduate Schools can meet the problem by creating new courses in practical government which will supply adequate training...
Other appointments announced yesterday by the Corporation are those of Friedrich E. Machlup-Wolf, who will be Lecturer on Economics for the second half of the year; Edward Welbourne, Lecturer on Government and tutor in the Division of History, Government and Economics for the second half of the year; Leonard Carmichael, Lecturer on Psychology for the first half of 1935-36; and Harrison S. Dimmitt, assistant secretary of the Law School for one year, from January...
...address is particularly appropriate since one of the special objects o all Leagues for the next two years is to secure "better trained men in public positions." The League claims that no government reform can be effective without the permanent service of a qualified, trained personnel. Dr. Friedrich is particularly interested in this field and has served as chairman of the Commission of Inquiry into public Personnel Problems...