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Safran, who holds a Government Department chair, competed against the three other tenured social scientists in a race which guaranteed representation to the humanities, natural sciences and social scientists. Roderick MacFarquhar of the Government Department, and Brendan A. Maher of the Psychology Department won the positions set aside for tenured social scientists. The vote tabulation was not revealed...
...What strikes me as a young Black academic are particularly her roots," says Roderick J. Harrison, assistant professor of Afro-American Studies. "Old Black scholars are deeply rooted in a tradition of excellence. She is a living representative of a generation of Black scholars whose personal mission was that they could do work as well as the whites. They had to prove themselves...
...well because it carried a big stick: the Omnibus Tax Equity and Enforcement Act. Passed by the state legislature last April, the bill raised penalties for many kinds of tax evasion and strengthened enforcement. On Feb. 1, the state began to get tough. Says New York Tax Commissioner Roderick Chu: "It's open season on tax cheats...
Professor of Government Roderick MacFarquhar, who is organizing the project, said "the time is right" for specialists to compare the two countries--which are home to 40 percent of the world's population--in light of their rapid growth and change...
...stock in companies that do business in South Africa. Robert G. Stone Jr. '45, a New York financier and yachtsman, is the Corporation's fundraising whiz. Charles P. Slichter '45, a noted physicis professor at the University of Illinois, is respected for his knowledge of academic matters, while Treasurer Roderick M. MacDougall is involved heavily with how the University copes with the $640 million of debt it has incurred through bond issues to finance major construction projects...