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Charles P. Segal ’57, a classics professor who brought contemporary techniques of literary criticism to bear on ancient Greek and Latin texts, died on Jan. 1 at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center after a year-long battle with cancer...
Segal graduated from the College summa cum laude in classics having received a half-dozen prizes in Greek and Latin, and having been inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa society. He received his Ph.D. from Harvard four years later...
...Latin Salutatory, delivered by Leah J. Whittington ’01, spoke of the search for truth. Her fanciful account of falling asleep in Widener Library and meeting Socrates in a dream elicited laughs from the graduates who could follow along in Latin or the English translation inserted in the Commencement Day program...
University Provost Steven E. Hyman, who coordinates interfaculty initiatives, says that while Harvard has centers for the study of Latin America and Asia, he admits that the University is “relatively thin” on the subject of Africa...
...Academia is an itinerant profession,” says David L. Carrasco, Rudenstine professor of Latin American Studies, who came to Harvard from Princeton last fall...