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Charles B. Gulick '90, Eliot Professor of Greek Literature, Emeritus, died Wednesday morning in White Plains...
...translation in the Loeb Classical Library of the works of Athenaeums, a Greek antiquarian of the second century A.D. valued especially as a source of quotations from lost authors of the Greek past. His revision of the standard Greek grammar of his teacher continues in use as the Goodwin-Gulick Greek Grammar...
...freshman summary: L. Brownell (H) defeated J. Brownell, 3-0; Ward (H) defeated Berry, 3-0; Rose (H) defeated Seed, 3-1; Miller (H) defeated Fulkerson, 3-0; Tomes (H) defeated Elish, 3-0; White (H) defeated Irwin, 3-0; Rauh (H) defeated Billings, 3-1; Carrigue (H) defeated Gulick, 3-0; Reynolds (H) defeated Bletter...
...Robots. Luther Gulick, president of the Institute of Public Administration, was not quite so confident. He felt that management has certain responsibilities "in the face of the cybernetic revolution." Said Gulick: "Machines can now perform most of the routine operations performed by human beings in mass production manufacturing, mass clerical operations, and in the exercise of technical control processes." They can observe facts and reach conclusions from their observations. They can store facts in their memories. They can make decisions based on observed facts plus remembered facts. They can communicate automatically over any distance. They can set other machines...
These accomplishments of the new machines, said Gulick, will allow them to replace 78.4% of the men in factories employing more than 100, and 16.5% of the white-collar help. In ten years, he estimated, some 7,500,000 workers will be replaced by the intelligent machines. A national emergency could speed up the process greatly. Both management and government, said Gulick, will have to look sharp, lest a too-quick development of this sort leave a large part of the U.S. population without support or function...