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...great job" Casebeer, a Soc Rel major, said. "For the first time in my three years at Harvard I have gotten to see what people around here are really like...
...will replace David C. McClelland, who is presently serving double-duty as chairman of the Department of Social Relations and director of its clinical program. McClelland was directing the clinical program when he was appointed chairman in 1962. Since then the Soe Rel Department has been looking for "the best man for the job," McClelland said...
...group of soc rel researchers is journeynig forth -- vicariously -- from the fourteenth floor of William James to find out just what makes London London, Paris Paris, and New York New York. Stanley Milgram, assistant professor of Social Psychology, and the four members of his junior tutorial will spend the semester combining, in Milgram's words, "a passion for scientific measurement with an exquisite perception" of the elements that make up a city's atmosphere...
...between regulation of medical research and regulation of behavioral studies, the Surgeon General places an unnecessary administrative burden on behavioral scientists. Medical experiments require scrupulous control, but it is not obvious that behavioral experiments need comparable regulation. There are many innocuous personality tests and psychological questionnaires which a Soc Rel graduate student must and should learn to administer and interpret. These hardly require intensive supervision...
Thomas J. Cottle, lecturer on Social Relations, said that the most common advice given about Soc Rel 120 is "Don't take that course; people get mutilated there." Cottle denied the charge, saying that in his experience he knew of no real "casualties." Most of the people who are attacked, he continued, learn something fundamental about themselves, a few even change substantially over the year. Most sections, Cottle said, confront the hostility inflicted on the class scapegoat, and try to analyze its origins...