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English 181, "Narration in the English Novel," and English 279, "Dreiser," both of which will be offered in the Spring, will be taught by Monroe Engel '42, assistant professor of English, and M. Arnavon, professor of English at the University of Dakar, respectively...
Shocked and chagrined at criticism of President Pusey because of position regarding Memorial Chapel. Only in totalitarian societies are problems of religious distinctions solved by abolishing religion altogether. Grateful that Harvard continues liberal tradition of separating Church and College. Alan M. Stroock '29, Chairman of the Board, Jewish Theological Seminary of America
...students aware of the problems in historical research. It has become, instead, a rather detailed study in the philosophy of history, apparently, with the wholehearted approval of the department. If this is to be its purpose, certainly we are all going about it in a rather silly fashion. Professor M. G. White teaches a very fine course, Phil 186, which appears to cover in one term what we now, as history majors, spread over a two year period. Moreover, our tutors, qualified as they undoubtedly are in their own fields, are not expert in problems of philosophy. Some have audited...
...take Mr. White's course, or an equivalent course, taught by a professor in the history department, for half a term. Tutorial time then could be devoted to more intensive investigation in the student's special field, this under a tutor who also has specailized in that field. Daniel M. Musher...
Renato Poggioli, Professor of Slavic and Comparative Literature, will teach a new course in Dante next year, Wilbur M. Frohock, chairman of the department, announced recently. This course, filling up the gap in Italian Literature courses created by the retirement of Charles M. Singleton, Professor of Romance Literature, last June, is one of three new courses planned in the department...