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Rosovsky's statement gave Freeman an advantage over both Roberts and Green: Freeman, as a labor economist, apparently benefited from the anticipated shortage in that field to be caused by the departure of John T. Dunlop, Lamont University Professor. Dunlop has been appointed Secretary of Labor and awaits confirmation by the Senate...
John T. Dunlop, Lamont University Professor and former director of the Cost of Living Council, is expected to be nominated soon for a position as Secretary of Labor, sources in Washington said yesterday...
...remained a Lamont University Professor and returned to Harvard this fall. The University professorship entitles Dunlop to teach in any department in the University...
...United States and abroad died of starvation. Harvard and Radcliffe students complained of the amount of turkey tetrazzint dished up by Food Services. While the clattering of artillery and the whistling of bombs financed by our tax dollars continued in Vietnam, we studied in the cerie silence of Lamont and Hilles...
...times was first scorned and then suppressed by the scientific establishment. Sullivan acknowledges modern geologists' debt to Velikovsky for forcing them to re-examine old assumptions about the earth's formation. He deals much more favorably with the late Maurice Ewing, who founded Columbia University's Lamont Geological Observatory and provided the theoretical basis for things like submarine geology and attempts to study the underwater mountain range that bisects the Atlantic. Nor does he slight the host of others who have mapped the ocean bottoms, peered into smoking volcanoes or attempted to drill through the earth...