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Included in the group, whose resignations of last March went into effect with the first day of September, was Edward K. Rand '94, Pope Professor of Latin, and one of the most eminent classicists in the nation. But in his case, the new status changed his routine little, for he has not been teaching since the end of the first session...
Defending liberal education, and especially the study of the ancients in these days of the rush to the scientists, Professor Rand pointed to the ideas of the classical thinkers as models for present-day thought. "What could be better for the man in Government than the reading of Plato and Aristotle in the original tongue...
...Corp. Grounds: their pay is not "substandard and has already been upped at least 15% in the past 16 months-more than enough to cover the rise in the cost of living. A similar decision was handed down two weeks ago in denying a raise to 1,200 Remington Rand workers, but without any such clear explanation of "uniform and universal application...
...John Rand '43 is an adequate juvenile lead opposite Carol Wheeler, a young lady with charm enough to make Harvard forget Mary Barthlemess...
...same time the University announced three other appointments, effective September 1, 1942. Dr. Arthur S. Pease, Professor of Latin, as Pope Professor of Latin, to succeed Dr. Edward K. Rand, who retires to become Professor Emeritus; Dr. Louis C. Graton, Professor of Mining Geology, as Sturgis Hooper Professor of Geology, to succeed Dr. Reginald A. Daly, who retires to become Professor Emeritus; and Dr. Richard H. Follis, Jr., (M. D. Johns Hopkins '36), as Associate in Pathology at the Harvard Medical School...