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Regardless of what this year's graduate will take with him away from Cambridge, he will have shared in an experience participated in by relatively few people: the first year of a new Harvard President. It is said that Nathan Marsh Pusey was chosen in an effort to re-affirm the spirit and values of a liberal education, particularly in how it applies to these Four Years. It seems to us that in the space of a little less than ten months President Pusey has given the idea of liberal education a needed scrubbing and polishing-especially in a time...
President Nathan M. Pusey formally dedicated the modern Gordon McKay Laboratory in the foyer of the million-dollar structure at noon yesterday...
President Nathan M. Pusey will dedicate the new Gordon McKay Laboratory of Applied Science after a short ceremony at noon today. The modern building with the plate glass east and west sides houses research in electronics, the properties of matter, and mechanical and electrical engineering...
...that Harvard could carry on scholastic contests with other institutions. One member of the Class of '29, L. James Rittenband of Brooklyn, N.Y., was included on the first team picked to represent the College against Yale. Also on the team was a senior from Council Bluffs, Ia., named Nathan Marsh Pusey. After the special examination papers had been marked by outside professors, it was announced the College had decisively topped Yale. Rittenband was fifth behind two Harvard and two Yale students. First in the contest was the young senior from Council Bluffs...
...presidents of any institution can have taken office under conditions more trying than those which surrounded the installation of Nathan Pusey as President of Harvard. The University's basic decision in a matter vitally affecting its freedom from governmental control had been taken but had not yet been accepted either by the Congressional investigators or by that segment of public opinion which is more influenced by the vocabulary of professed anti-Communism that by the facts of the struggle for individual freedom. Harvard was under violent press and political attack by men who either misunderstood or misrepresented the nature...