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William Paul, McKay Professor of Applied Physics, originally proposed the formation of the committee to reexamine the commission, which is composed of the commission's three Faculty and two student members and two other Faculty members, including Paul...
Signatories of the letter included James S. Ackerman, professor of Fine Arts, William E. Alfred, professor of English, Elliot Forbes '40, Peabody Professor of Music; William Paul, McKay Professor of Applied Physics; Roger R.D. Revelle, Saltonstall Professor of Population Policy; and David Riesman '31, Ford Professor of Social Sciences...
...four are Bernard Budiansky, McKay Professor of Structural Mechanics, Kurt J. Isselbacher, professor of Medicine, Seymour M. Lipset, professor of Government and Social Relations, and Alvin M. Pappenheimer '29, professor of Biology...
...however, follow automatically that the Commission will "take over" the case in the sense of holding hearings, issuing opinions and so forth. I believe my position on this is no different from that of Professor Carrier, although you chose in your Analysis to contrast the two. William Paul Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Physics
William Paul, McKay Professor of Applied Physics, had no specific reform in mind when he urged investigating the Commission. But apparently he was urging the Faculty to reaffirm the principle of reciprocity embodied in the original Resolution on Rights and Responsibility. If those studying the Commission fail to consider restructuring it or changing its mandate, no study or publicity will make the Commission an instrument for establishing the responsible community to which the original CRR aspired...