Word: teachings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harvard College students believe otherwise qualified Communists should be permitted to teach in American colleges, a CRIMSON poll yesterday indicates...
...poll, taken in House and Union dining halls during lunch and dinner, undergraduates voted 672 to 507 in favor of letting Communists teach in the social sciences, 763 to 412 in favor of letting them teach in the humanities, and 902 to 304 in favor of letting them teach in the sciences...
...Assuming they are otherwise qualified, should Communists be permitted to teach at college?" Sci. So. Sci. Hu. Y N Y N Y N Adams 79 24 63 39 70 31 Dunster 100 36 72 54 81 44 Eliot 65 33 48 48 60 38 Kirkland 94 16 69 38 77 31 Leverett 104 38 76 60 88 51 Lowell 137 34 105 66 125 46 Union 242 75 172 141 195 119 Winthrop 82 48 67 61 66 52 HARV. TOTAL 902 304 763 412 672 507 Radcliffe 58 16 41 32 52 23 TOTAL...
...poll at Radcliffe indicated that Annext students also are in favor of letting Communists teach at colleges. 'Cliffe returns were 41 to 32 in favor of letting Communists teach in the social sciences, 52 to 23 in favor of letting them teach in the humanities, and 58 to 16 in favor of letting them teach in the sciences...
...Communists do not demand blind obedience to party policies. Second, even if all Communists surrendered their "intellectual integrity," there are large areas of learning where politics is completely irrelevant. An ardent party-liner in the field of government is one thing--his dogma could well make him incompetent to teach objectively--but a party-liner in Spanish or psychology or Old English is an entirely different case...