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...were quite amazed that things went so smoothly with no terrible disasters," Zeph Stewart, professor of Greek and Latin and a CREA member, said yesterday...
Last spring President Bok took three months to find a new Lowell House master to replace Zeph Stewart, professor of Greek and Latin. Four professors and one administrator turned down the opening before William H. Bossert, McKay Professor of Applied Mathematics, accepted it on a provisional--and later final--basis...
...also yesterday appointed Mary Lee Bossert as acting co-master. The Bosserts are replacing Zeph Stewart, retiring Lowell House master who will continue to teach in the Classics Department, and co-master Dianna C. Stewart...
...Zeph Stewart, long-time master of Lowell House, said that such a conception is "ridiculous." "I have been living in Houses steadily since 1948," Stewart says. "In all that time I would say there has been one change. As long as there was a separate table for faculty, a fair number came and ate together. When they dissolved it in the late '50s, instead of mixing with students, they just didn't come." Other than that, Stewart claims, there have been no changes in House life, whether pre-or post-1969, "I've found I've never been able...
Though some Masters have roundly resented the Administration's setting rules in this area, I doubt whether any would deny that the Administration has in fact taken a clear stand--and with a good deal more than the usual force. On November 7, 1973, Zeph Stewart, then chairman of the Masters, reminded his colleagues of President Bok's position (I quote this with Master Stewart's permission...