Word: samuel
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Davis said that the decision was part of a trend toward repression of radical viewpoints in the social sciences-evidenced most recently, he said, by the Economics Department's refusal to rehire radical economists Samuel S. Bowles and Arthur MacEwan...
Attorney for Samuel L. Popkin, lecturer in Government, filed a petition with the Supreme Court yesterday asking it to review his case...
According to Bell, the symptoms Virginia exhibited in her mad states were manic-depressive. Any student of A Writer's Diary knows of her precarious mental stability, but most, commentators have hesitated to define her sickness in medical terms. Michelangelo, Samuel Butler, Honore Balzac, and Robert Schumann share with Woolf manic-depressive disorders not unfamiliar to professional creative egos. Interestingly, Bell notes that his subject was never psychoanalyzed, though he doubts such treatment could have lured...
...Department last month refused to rehire both MacEwan and Samuel S. Bowles associate professor of Economics. Both men are "radical" economists--economists who draw heavily on Mark, emphasizing the role of social institutions and class, structure on economic behavior...
...does not apply to the city's secondary schools, private and church-supported schools, or to those outside London, but educators in these institutions will be watching closely to judge the effects of the experiment. Most teachers oppose abolition, some perhaps recalling the words of Samuel Johnson, who wrote in 1775: "There is now less flogging in our great schools than formerly, but then less is learned there; so that what the boys get at one end they lose at the other...