Word: kenneths
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Kenneth Lynn '45, assistant professor of English, commented, "Official anniversaries tend to resurrect official reputations, which is particularly too bad in the case of Longfellow. If only we could forget "Paul Revere's Ride" we might be able to remember that Longfellow was both a humorist and a master of versification...
...present revival of interest in course reduction follows recent expressions of the faculty's growing belief in the other factors of education besides formal course work. Recent statements by J. Peterson Elder, dean of the GSAS, and Kenneth B. Murdock'16, chairman of the Committee on General Education, suggested that courses and examinations be eliminated in the senior year...
...fifth annual Symphony Hall concert on March 30 will open the spring vacation tour, according to Kenneth Lang '58, band manager. This year, for the first time, the band will perform for a Red Sox opening game, against the Yankees on April 18, at the invitation of Thomas Yawkey, president of the Red Sox and a former Yale baseball player...
David E. Owen, professor of History, was appointed to the Committee on Educational Policy in the absence of Kenneth B. Murdock '16, Francis Lee Higginson Professor of English Literature, for this Spring Term. Owen, a former chairman of the Committee on General Education, will become Master of Winthrop House next year...
TRANSFERRED from Washington to our Boston bureau, Correspondent Kenneth Froslid was compiling a list of addresses of potential news sources when he came upon the name of Boston's private Speech School for Crippled Children in the phone book. He wondered whether it would make an education story for TIME. It did. Froslid reported about the school's 38-year history. its 78-year-old founder-director, Emma Tunnicliff, and its volunteer instructors who tried to help make ends meet by collecting old license plates to sell as scrap metal (TIME, Jan. 28). Since the story appeared, Boston...