Word: scholarly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pause in the bombing and ending it after only five days. Similarly, he was faulted last week because he was considering ending the latest pause after only "a brief, one-month trial." There would undoubtedly be complaints if he ended the pause after six months. Said one Columbia University scholar: "The more you try to satisfy the peaceniks' demands, the more they escalate them...
...have any official documents," she explained. "That's why I founded the union-to find the documents." The weary judge concluded that the next step in the case would be a psychiatric examination. But this was not likely to discourage all the other Mallets. One scholar has concluded that the real Jean-Pierre Mallet was a French farmer who died not far from his birthplace in 1815, leaving an estate of $290-but Princess Ayoubi's reaction was probably typical. "Eh bien," she shrugged, "if it wasn't that Jean-Pierre Mallet who went to America...
Today 35 of the school's 91 faculty members hold joint appointments with other Harvard faculties, and eleven other members are also officials of public and independent schools in the Boston area. The aim has been to draw the practicing educator, the pedagogical scholar, the historian, the philosopher and the social scientist together in an ever broadening concept of what to teach the school's 800 students. Ever since Harvard started its Master of Arts in Teaching degree in 1936, the emphasis has been on fulltime graduate study (as compared with the customary "summer school" advancement) in preparing...
Frederick P. Schaffer '68 has been named the 65th Wendell Scholar. The Wendell prize scholarship is awarded annually to a sophomore who "has given evidence of high scholarship as a freshman and who displays promise of meritorious service to the community," said F. Skiddy von Stade, dean of freshmen...
...Mass. for a century. The stubborn, contradictory spirit laid to rest there did not loom large over his own times. He was considered an eccentric loafer, a consecrated crank with queer ideas. Since then Thoreau's ideas have had their seasons. In this excellent biography by a Thoreau scholar who has written and edited 18 earlier books on his chosen subject, Walter Harding argues that Thoreau's spirit is more pervasive now than ever before...