Word: scholaritis
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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These errors of omission are significant, for the picture which emerges is of Harvard in a bygone era. The typical undergraduate, in Pusey's view, studies hard, admires scholar-athletes, dabbles in dramatics and noblesse-oblige service projects, and earns a lot of money. "These students, as all people in our society, hold various opinions about the war and other of our present difficulties, but on the record the bright, avidly questioning, lively undergraduates of the past year were very far from being an alienated, disaffected or drop-out generation...
...Summa Cum Laude graduate from Princeton in 1956, Rudenstein was elected Phi Beta Kappa and a Rhodes scholar his senior year...
Exciting guard Rick Stoner leads the Elis with a 15.8 average. Captain Ed Goldstone, a 6-4 senior who scored 50 points against Harvard in two games, last year, has a 15.6 mark. Frank Wisneski and Rhodes Scholar Bob McCallum have 12 points averages...
...asked somebody to write a book saying Communism is good for you." Within a year, a few teachers had succumbed to his arguments, and he now has some 60 authors and editors under contract. Half of them are full professors, 14 head departments in their schools, eleven also edit scholarly journals. Among them are Dostoevsky Scholar Edward Wasiolek, head of the University of Chicago's comparative-literature program, and Milton Specialist John T. Shawcross of the University of Wisconsin...
...himself did not join the Law School Faculty until he had earned his M.A. in economics at George Washington University in 1958, after studying in Paris for a year as a Fulbright Scholar. He became an assistant professor at the school that fall and was made a full professor three years later. He received his B.A. from Stanford University in 1951 and his LL.B. magna cum laude from Harvard...