… - -'-- - -~ - -w #- -~ - - Who wants to cart all that stuff home? CALL GREENE'S for a Handi-Hamper. Fill it at your leisure-leave it for summer storage and get your garments all fresh and clean when you get back next fall. USE THAT EXTRA ROOM to give people rides, split the cost of gas and pay for your storage box that way. It isn't expensive, just regular cost of cleaning and $4.95 for storage and insurance. MAY 6, 1962 4JE VOL. V111,...…
…. ... ,.. ... Aid to Education Does Federal Support Mean Control? The Image of a Professor From the Lecture Hall To the Baseball Diamond By CYNTHIA NEU SINCE THE advent of the Sputnik age it has become fashionably patriotic to denounce the American system of educa- tion. Writers, editors and critics wrinkle their brows over the fact that American schools do not produce mathematicians, engineers, and physicists in direct propor- tion to the...…
…* K, -17 -V r -V - - - - - - Teaching and Red ape Professors View their Administrative Duties ONE CITY: TWO WORLE Life on Both Sides Of the Berlin Wall By HARRY PERLSTADT T IED HAND IN HAND with a profes- sor's academic responsibility for teach- ing and research are those administrative duties which arise in any institution. The operation of a large Uniyersity is involved, and part of its administrative burden falls on the shoulders of t...…
…-~ -. .w - - - -~ -~ -~ - I- CROSSING TIH UDSON Theatre Leaves Broadway For Experimentation A Faculty Panel Discussion College theatres offer Shakespearian drama By MALINDA BERRY THE AMERICAN Theatre has to make some moves and some definite adjust- ments if it is going to escape the pocket- book gag which is slowly but inevitably strangling Broadway. And the first move must be to recognize the dichotomy which exists between New York an...…
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…Mrr 1 r " .- 1 - -II. I , - I- I I Bringing Up Freshman: .n the Political Areii By ROBERT SELWA ONE OF THE MARKS of our age is the decline of tradition. This appears to be the case in American society in general. It is certainly the case on the University campus. Few customs and traditions remain from the earlier times of the University, and those that do remain are dry and tame in comparison with those that have died. The University op...…
…- ^!r ' r : = - ----' - - - - .- 'r -w ~- - - THE AFFLUENT PROFESSORS: A DAILY SPECIAL SECTION The University Senate. A Voice for the Faculty An Old Student Custom of Class Rivalries By NEIL COSSMAN LOOKING OUT across the campus from the window of his office, a professor sometimes takes a few minutes to consider what the University is to him-a place to teach, to write and do research. As long as he has his work and its re- wards, shou...…
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