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...probably the most distinguised political scientist in the country," said Robert G. McCloskey, professor of Government. Don K. Price, Jr., Dean of the Faculty of Public Administration, termed Key "the outstanding student of the functioning of parties and pressure groups...
Valdimer Orlando Key's most famous book, Politics, Parties and Pressure Groups, has been the definitive text in the field for two decades. His Southern Politics in State and Nation, called a "truly major accomplishment" by McCloskey, received the 1949 Woodrow Wilson Award of the American Political Science Association. "It's kept on the book-shelves of every editor in Southern cities," said Price...
...last work, a monumental study of Public Opinion and American Democracy published in 1961, Key synthesized all the findings made in his field and then added his own insights "much as Samuelson did in Economics," McCloskey noted...
...Prof. McCloskey echoed Howe's position, and said he "questioned the sincerity" of those who seek a civil rights bill based on the 14th Amendment. McCloskey was particularly adamant is upholding the constitutional validity of employing the commerce clause, and predicted that any such bill reaching the Supreme Court would be upheld...
...reach 11 a.m.--the perfect hour for a class--and there are many good ones. Government S-1a is taught by McCloskey and Prof. C. J. Friedrich and offers an excellent introduction to comparative government. Government S-180 is being taught by Charles Burton Marshall, a frequent contributor to The New Republic, while Prof. Henry Kissinger (the winter term lecturer) conducts the International Seminar...