Word: programing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...hopes to get at least one outstanding man in each field. This latter policy has already brought Max Lerner to the Social Sciences, Albert Leon Guerard and Ludwig Lewisohn to Comparative Literature, and Irving Fine to Music. Brandeis got chemist Saul G. Cohen from Harvard in line with its program to get a base of good young instructors for all of its departments...
Although the university has been operating only three years, and has thus never had a senior class, there are already a great many campus organizations. A Student Union, with officers elected from each class, acts as a student government, planning social program and aiding other groups. There is The Justice, the university newspaper, and The Turret, a literary magazine. The Newman Club, a Catholic group, is very active and will be host to all other Newman Clubs in New England this fall...
About one-fourth of Brandeis' expansion program is already started. Construction is in progress on new dormitories and an athletic plant; by next year the college expects to increase its incoming class to 300 students...
When the building program is completed, Brandeis, which started out with a castle-like structure as its main building, will look almost like the Harvard Graduate Center sprawled over tree-covered hills. The architects behind the "functional" planning are Saarinen, Saarinen and Associates...
Gellhorn's solution to the morass into which loyalty and security provisions have plunged the nation's laboratories is a program which would (1) be confined to scientific work which was very closely connected with national defense and (2) put the burden of proof on those measures which would tighten security rules. Such "scandals" as the Fuchs spy case emphasize the need for intensive measures directed against espionage, not heterodoxy. The extensive loyalty investigations and "black-lists" have turned up no spies, Gellhorn asserts, but have dangerously weakened the morale of our scientists and our confidence in free inquiry...