Word: shaplin
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Judson T. Shaplin '41, associate dean of the School of Education, set the tone of the coming Cambridge election last night, when he shouted angrily to the audience at a Meet the Candidates rally, "How much do you value education in the public schoolsof Cambridge...
...school committee a serious threat to the already weak Cambridge school system, and spurred on the other civic groups that were seeking to stop the appointments. The CCA itself was moved to act by the two school committeemen whom it had endorsed, Mrs. Catherine Ogden and Judson T. Shaplin, associate dean of the School of Education. These two fought against the majority of the committee in a valiant attempt to repeal the appointments...
...sections of the city. This year, even though the association has established a headquarters in Central Square and are attempting to campaign vigorously in these areas, the candidates whom they have chosen to endorse from these sections are not of the high caliber of CCA-endorsed Councilor DeGuglielmo, Shaplin, and Mrs. Ogden. Many lack civic and legal experience; one city councilor candidate is venturing into city affairs for the first time this fall...
...students in Education, Associate Dean Judson T. Shaplin, Lawrence Hall; Law, John King, Jr.; Langdell Hall; Medical, Dr. Kendall Emerson Jr., 721 Huntington Ave., Boston; Public Administration, Professor Arthur Maass, Littauer 119; Public Health, Dr. Donald L. Augustine, Dept. of Tropical Health, 55 Shattuck St., Boston...
...solution to the school committee problem was good-humoredly proposed later by City Councilman Joseph A. DeGuglielmo '29, who suggested that "all school committees should be abolished." Shaplin countered that he is heading a study of State school committees to try to improve, rather than abolish, the existing ones...