March 31, 1972 (vol. 82, iss. 137) • Page Image 1
…Rho de By DANIEL JACOBS When g e o 1 o g y Prof. Frank Rhodes became dean of the liter- ary college last July, optimism for productive change in the Univer- sity's largest educational unit was high. Armed with, an acknowledged reputation from h i s colleagues as a liberally-oriented educator, plus a genuine stamp of approval from many undergraduates who were acquainted with him, Rhodes step- ped into his new job and strongly asserted that "the...…