Word: masterfully
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Morris Abrams Jr. '70. the Independent president protested that the University was giving the advantage to the CRIMSON. He said that Thomas Crooks, Master of Dudley House and director of the summer school. informed the Independent last week that any competitor wouldhave to underbid the CRIMSON by $500 to get the contract...
Robert S. DeRopp discusses this search too sensitively in The Master Game not to have personally experienced it. Unlike most of us, however. DeRopp says that he has the answer. The avenue to human fulfillment, he tells us, is Creative Psychology...
Because DeRopp chooses to deal with the only game that subsumes all other games, the Life or Master Game, we must avoid setting requirements of success that are too high to be met. It is hardly fair to ask if the author resolves the problem he broaches when that problem is essentially man's place in the cosmos...
...problem-raiser, The Master Game is provocative and imaginative material. Its merciless assault on the ego is painfully apt for those of us who get caught up in the intellectual one-upmanship of Harvard. Tagged from grade school as "gifted children," herded together during Orientation Week for pronouncements on how "special" we are glad-handed by proud relatives and deified by guidance counselors. we can use as many reminders of our biological spiritual identity as we can get. If we remember that DeRopp, like the rest of us, has a firmer grasp of the questions than of the answers, reading...
Humanities, tenured: Rogers G. Albritton, professor of Philosophy; Herbert Bloch, professor of Greek and Latin; Alan E. Heimert '49, Powell M. Cabot Professor of American Literature and Master of Eliot House; and Zeph Stuart, professor of Greek and Latin and Master of Lowell House. Non-tenured: Janet M. Martin. Instructor in Classics; and Roger Rosenblatt, assistant professor of English...