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emerging peoples. New bureaucratic term for sensitive poor nations, replacing underdeveloped countries. See FOREIGN NEWS, The First Battle...
Eric F. Gardner '35, professor of Education, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y., will serve for two years, filling the unexpired term of the late John P. Tilton...
...chore to Duroselle: besides the U.S., he has taught in Germany and Italy as well as his native France. In the summer of 1958 he was a visiting professor at Brandeis, and it was then that he was asked to come to Cambridge as a Fall Term replacement for William L. Langer, Coolidge Professor of History...
Will such a change weaken the European community? Duroselle thinks not. "De Gaulle favors the common market," he says, "and within seven years--the length of his term--the market will be revitalized. Then the necessity of a common currency will appear, and it is plain that you can't have a common currency without having a common policy in many areas. The trend towards integration now seems to be irresistible...
...rest of the term, he was the best checkers player in his House...