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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...protest was prompted by a recent announcement by the Annex's dean of instruction that in the future each instructor will decide if he wants to give joint exams for Harvard and Radcliffe...
Richard T. Gill '48, instructor in Economics and Allston Burr Senior Tutor of Leverett House, has asked for a year's leave of absence from his Economics Department duties next year to devote more time to writing. He will continue as Leverett's Senior Tutor...
While on the subject of exams, a new gripe might just as well be added. Proctors put the time a student finishes his exam on the cover of those blue books which are handed in early. The rationale is that this gives the instructor an idea as to how difficult his exam was. In reality, the time listings serve to prejudice the grader against the student who finishes early. This is understandable, although unfortunate. If the instructor is so curious as to the time-consuming aspects of his exam, he could visit the examination room some time before the exam...
Leighton became Dean of the College in 1952. Before that, he had served as Assistant Dean from 1922 to 1926, and as Dean of Freshmen from 1931 to 1952. He was also an instructor in Economics from...
Assigned to West Point as an English instructor, Scholar John housed his growing family in a tiny walk-up apartment, enrolled at Columbia University (where his father soon became President) to earn his M.A. in English literature. (Thesis: The Soldier as a Character in Elizabethan Drama.) In mid-1952, while his father campaigned for the presidency against Adlai Stevenson, John went off to his first combat in Korea, was assigned to one of Ike's old prewar outfits, the 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment. As G-3 (Operations) and later as a 3rd Division Intelligence officer for 14 months...