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...Economics Frank de Leeuw, Economics; Robert L. Dix, Government;-Andrew J. Dow, Economics; Hubert L. Dreyfus, Philosophy; Frederick L. Dunn, Anthropology; David A. Durfee, History; Harold P. Furth, Physics; Charles F. Gallagher Far Eastern Languages; Donald A. Glanella, Economics; Edward B. Glassman, Comparative Philology and Roman Languages; Morton D. Goldberg '50, Social Relations; Jonas M. Goldstone, Biology; David J. Gordon, English; Nathanial Greenspun, Economics; Paul Gross, History and Science; Donald Hall, Jr., English; James C. Heighan, History and Science; Gordon D. Henderson, Social Relations; Norman M. Hinefeld, Economic; Eliot L. Hoffman, Government; Charles Campbell Hughes, Anthropology; William R. Jones, History...
Leverett House last night elected Lewis Goldberg '53, Richard Green '52, Daniel O'Connor '53, Samuel Paschal '52, Lee Segel '53, and Robert Wildridge '52 to its 1951-52 House Committee. Cyrus Lippman '52 was made chairman, Richard Farrington '52, treasurer, and Lewis Brown '53, secretary...
There are strong rumors that another commercial station, Boston's WOOP, plans to break with the ABC network and broadcast classical music in the evenings. Louis Goldberg, music manager of WCOP, explained that his station was already running three hours of concert music a week. "We do some fine things," said Mr. Goldberg, "Not only Beethoven's Ninth, but his Fifth and Fourth!" He expressed a lukewarm desire to play more, but spent most of his time relating the hardships of the radio world, "You can't push any ads on a classical show, and places like Wally...
...hope that future amateur pollsters can learn the following lessons from these failures: A valid poll is a difficult instrument to construct. There are certain rules, however, which an investigator must follow if he desires accurate and honest results. Morton D. Goldberg '52 Neil J. Smelser...
Bighearted Molly Goldberg (played, as usual, by Author Gertrude Berg) still rules her clan with the same firm but pliant hand that stirs the big pots forever simmering on her stove. She never runs out of soup for the neighbors, malapropisms for the audience, or schemes for rearranging other people's lives. This time, almost wrecking her husband Jake (Philip Loeb) in the process, she regroups a romantic quadrangle involving an overage suitor and his pink-cheeked fiancee, a middle-aged widow and an eligible young...