Word: tates
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Spilhaus, Physiologist Ancel Keys (TIME cover, Jan. 13) and Economist Walter Heller (TIME cover, March 3). Though weak in language and music, the university is strong in medical and physical sciences. Its English Department has long imported such author-teachers as Novelist Robert Penn Warren, currently employs Poet Allen Tate. The average student IQ is only 115 even at the slightly selective (top 60% of high school graduates) liberal arts college, yet Minnesota abounds with ambition. "There's a kind of eagerness to learn here," says one English professor. "They don't know much, but they want...
...John T. Tate, Jr. '46, professor of Mathematics, opposed the plan. "I can't get excited about it," he remarked. "I'd prefer to give the present Ph.D. more freely." The new degree would eventually become as meaningless as the M.A., he explained...
WILLIS M. TATE...
...days before. In came local cops, private cops, state cops and quiet men from the FBI. Down came the Confederate flag atop the Kappa Alpha house, and coeds dutifully obeyed an 8:30 curfew. "Quiet as a good country churchyard at midnight," said Dean of Men William Tate, who had battled the mob alone. Surveying husky Hamilton Holmes, one football-happy alumnus mused: "The more I look at that boy, the whiter he gets." With a rueful smile, one white girl summed up: "Some of us have grown up a lot in the last ten days-and so have some...
Amazing Statement. The mob, 1,000 strong, was ready to rush the dormitory when doughty Dean Tate sailed in, started swinging. He was shoved and punched, but he blunted the assault. Some 20 cops finally came to his aid, mainly because the mob called them yellowbellies...