Word: slavic
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...French Medievalist Etienne Gilson, who now commutes between Paris and Toronto. Generally recognized as tops of its kind in North America, the institute has produced at least 100 graduates now adding scholarly luster to U.S. Catholic philosophy departments. In addition, the university itself has set up new institutes-Slavic, Islamic, East Asian-sharply broadening St. Mike's vistas...
Evgenij Evtushenko, the flamboyant young Russian poet, will visit Harvard in the spring for two public speaking engagements, Jaime Urrutia '64, outgoing president of the Harvard Advocate disclosed yesterday. The Advocate is sponsoring Evtushenko's stay, in conjunction with the Slavic department...
...twenty-nine year old Evtushenko came to Harvard for his first time in the spring two years ago when he gave a reading of his poetry but showed a stronger desire to see Club 47 than do anything else. One slavic student who attended his reading then recalls Evtushenko asking "Where are the beatniks...
Almost all of the seminars will have assigned readings. Grossman will have his students reading Goethe's Faust, Part I, Gotthelf's Black Spider, and Brecht's Good Woman of Setzuan. Af- fred B. Lord, professor of Slavic and of Comparative Literature, will assign various Bible readings for his seminar, "Myth and Oral Tradition in the Bible," in order to promote "informal but informed discussion...
...Biochemistry; Louise B. McCarthy, of 124 Walker St. and Ithaca, N.Y., in English; Miriam R. Milner of Moors, in Linguistics and Slavic; and Elisabeth L. Ward, of Jordan J and Pittsburgh, Pa., in History and Literature...