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It was Owen Lattimore's turn to answer Wisconsin's blustering Joseph McCarthy, and the Senate's big caucus room was packed to capacity. A short, mild-looking man with a scraggly sandy mustache, Professor (Johns Hopkins) Lattimore settled himself down at the microphones at one end...
Speeding Scandal. This week, many of John Erskine's devoted associates gathered at Columbia to celebrate the 30th anniversary of what had come to be known, somewhat long-windedly, as Columbia's Colloquium on Important Books. The course had grown since Erskine left it to devote himself to...
The BLC lineup includes six recent Crimson stars: Hans Estin, Dick Bezanson, Eddie Davis, Dick Bernard, Don Louira, and Bob Forseyth. The captains of last season's Yale and Johns Hopkins ten will also see plenty of action along with an All-American from Stevens.
Rummaging through his capacious tan briefcase, he fetched up some affidavits which, he claimed, would prove that Johns Hopkins Professor Owen Lattimore "is a Soviet agent and also that he either is, or at least has been, a member of the Communist Party."
After a rash of scare stories in 1949 about bacteriological warfare, the late Defense Secretary James Forrestal issued a carefully worded official statement. The dangers of germs as a war weapon had been grossly exaggerated, he said, but "an active research program on biological war fare ... is being conducted in...