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Mason Hammond will be on leave next year; William C. Greene and Arthur Darby Nock will be away in the spring; Herbert Bloch will be back after a year's absence...
...young members of the Government department, lectures on the U.S. in World Affairs at this hour in Emerson 211. Bundy took over the course from Payson Wild last year and gives an interesting, if not inspiring, complement to Fainsod's explanation of Russian policy the hour before. Arthur Darby Nock is probably the outstanding theatrical personality at this hour; his History of Religions 101b (in Harvard 4) takes up Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and also offers some outstanding guest lecturers...
...York City this week appeared an old journalistic name on a new magazine. The name: The Freeman. Once a radical organ of the left, the new Freeman, a fortnightly magazine of opinion, is hopefully aiming to be the voice of the "nontotalitarian right." Founded by the late Albert Jay Nock, author and self-styled radical, the old Freeman died in 1924. It was revived as the New Freeman in the early '30s by Suzanne LaFollette,* oldtime liberal and Freeman editor, author (Art in America), and longtime defender of Leon Trotsky in the Trotsky v. Stalin fight...
Eleven o'clock: History of Religions 101b is an interesting course. Arthur Darby Nock is a rather unique lecturer--no one should graduate without hearing him at least once--and his numerous guest lecturers are likewise above par (Harvard...
Otherwise, it was a routine Thursday practice. After the squad had limbered up a while, the coaches split it into two groups, one on offense, and the other nock scrimmaging against a Holy Cross offense as portrayed by the freshmen...