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...LIBRARY, then, exhibits a rather unusual number of books by Delmore Schwartz and Issac Rosenfeld, two writers who possess reputations even though their works are not read. Schwartz's unprocurable volumes are lined up on the shelves, all seven of them borrowed from Widener Library and long over-due. Except for Summer Knowledge, the poems, these are first editions, none of which have ever been reissued. The stories, the verse play Shenandoah, the prose poems and sonnets in Vaudeville for a Princess (a copy of which I passed up in a Washington D.C. antiquarian dealder's shop because...
...Problems of financial aid are a great concern among black students and may be the strongest tradition of black men at Harvard. Dealing with racism is another tradition of black men at Harvard. The first black men to confront racism at Harvard were Martin R. Delany, Daniel Laing, and Issac Snowden, the first three black men who were admitted to the university, in 1850. These men were not allowed to continue their education at the Harvard Medical School after some white students protested their presence in lectures. Theodore Greener, according to some speculators, gained his initial experiences in diplomacy...
...other term appointees of the department exhibit impressive credentials, too. Dr. Ephraim Issac, Ph. D. '69, is a former director of the National Literacy Campaign in Ethiopia. Dr. Orlando Patterson is a distinguished scholar, novelist, and social critic, now teaching AAS 14 and AAS 30: African and West Indian Literature...
...Issac Kramnick '59, instructor in Government, will teach at both Brandeis and Harvard next year. He has accepted an appointment as assistant professor of Politics at Brandeis. but he will also lecture in Government 1b next spring...
...greatest danger to scientific advance is scientific advance," Dr. Issac Asimov said last night in a speech at the Ford Hall Forum...