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...fact that Rosenberg has published at least as much as any of the three assistant professors of English given tenure this year lends a touch of irony to the popular "publish or perish" assumption out appointments. In 1960 he published from Shylock to Svengali," on Jewish stereotypes in English fiction, to excellent views here and in England. Random cause is publishing his study of the historical novel next year...
Rosenberg started to publish fiction as sophomore at Cornell. Since he has distributed stories, criticism, and translations to Commentary, Esquire, and scholarly quarterlies...
...group of Harvard undergraduates, many of them CRIMSON editors, will attempt to create such a newspaper this summmer. Based in Atlanta, this paper, the Southern Courier will publish daily each day for a different Southern state. Four-man teams of reporters will be at work in each state, covering the week's civil rights news as accurately and comprehensively as possible...
...going to claim immunity from competition because it is a monopoly, it should also submit to regulation, as any public utility must. It has consented to have the agency's books reviewed by an anonymous committee of Harvard administrators not connected with the HSA, but has published only their conclusion that all is well. Another anonymous committee will be appointed in the future, and its report too will most likely be as bare of data to support its conclusions. It ought to be obvious that committees selected by the HSA itself, and withou any power to publish the basis...
...cannot publish the details of its finances because "no business can do go without involving itself in unending disputes about each and every item...