Word: kilson
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...covering Africa, said Martin Kilson, lecturer in Government, the Times "compares extremely well with Le Monde and other continental pa pars. Although American correspondents lack the informal sources of information and correspondence that European papers have in former colonies, the Times may be even somewhat better than the British and continental dailies in areas like East and South Africa "where the racial issue is explicit...
Pamela Blake's "A Dream Deferred" is a wonderful article, analyzing the Negro American's psychological development in Erik Erikson's terms. Martin Kilson's "Responses to Blackness: Negro Americans and Africa," is intriguing but I think wrong. Negritude may well be a bond American Negroes and Africans share, just as Jews are linked to the people of Israel. But the first identity of American Negroes and Jews will ultimately be, I believe, to our country and not to the countries from which we came. Herbert Aptheker's "W. E. B. DuBois" is more a function of his scholarship than...
...lecturer on Government, Martin Kilson is spending year's leave as a visiting professor in the Institute of African Studies of the University of Ghana...
...Rudolphs [Lloyd I. Rudolph, assistant professor of Government and Mrs. Suzanne H. Rudolph], who are experts on India, will not be here at all, Martin Kilson [lecturer on Government] on Africa is gone, and Rupert Emerson [professor of Government] will be at Harvard for only one semester," Saks said...
Thomas F. Pettigrew, associate professor of Social Relations, and honorary chairman of the program, will deliver a short address. Also at the rally will be Martin L. Kilson, Jr., lecturer on Government; Richard D. Mann, assistant professor of Social Psychology; and Nadav Safran, assistant professor of Government...