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...soon after his mother's death, their son Nigel Nicolson, by then a London publisher and M.P., unlocked a Gladstone bag hidden in Vita's tower writing room. In it he found her 1920-21 memoir of an intense three-year affair with Violet Keppel, an iconoclastic redheaded girl whose mother had been the mistress of King Edward VII. The occasionally purple memoir, written when Vita was 28. makes up about a third of this book. Along with it Nigel Nicolson offers biographical annotations and an elaborate tribute to his parents' "perfect marriage...
...supported by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation, President Pusey appointed a five-member committee which included as its Harvard members John N. Brown '22, a former Overseer, Francis Keppel '38, the dean of the Graduate School of Education, and George Wald, Higgins Professor of Biology. The recommendations of what came to be known as the Brown Report were three-fold: a new department of design should be created for concentration in the visual arts, its curriculum should emphasize two and three dimensional design, and an arts center should be built. The content of the curriculum was to become...
...Ph.D. in American History and Education from Harvard in 1961. He stayed at Harvard after completing his Ph.D., becoming an assistant professor of Education and director of the Harvard Master of Arts in Teaching Program. In 1964, he became dean of the Faculty of Education, succeeding Francis Keppel, who had resigned to become U.S. Commissioner of Education...
...members of the committee were Hoguet, F. Stanton Deland '36, Francis Keppel '38, Frederick B. Lee '29 and David B. Stone...
Other Search Committee members are Beth I. Best '47, president of the Alumni Association, Mary L. Bundy '46, chairman of the Board of Trustees; Frances Cooper-Marshal Donovan '28, second vice chairman; Anne M. Morgan '46, first vice president of the Alumni Association; Francis Keppel '38, Overseer of Harvard and former dean of the Faculty of Education; and Zeph Stewart, Master of Lowell House...