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...full Faculty meeting in May.Rachel P. Kovner contributed to the reportingof this article.Courtesy Institute for Advanced StudyBUILDING AN INSTITUTE:ALBERTEINSTEINand other founding members of theInstitute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.Jcommemorate the laying of the cornerstone in 1939.The Institute was founded in 1930.CrimsonSarah E. HenricksonTHE DETAIS:Radcliffe CollegePresident LINDAS. WILLSON. Chairman doff theRadcliffe Board to Trustees NANCYBETH G. SHEERR'71 and President NEIL L. RUDENSTINE at a pressconference announcing the merger last week...
part of an IOP lunch series at Memorial Hall, Willson spent the bulk of her time speaking about her past jobs and her transition fromn teaching chemistry to administrating...
...Everyone knows what the title 'emeritus' means, but 'research professor' means different things to different people," said George B. Field, Willson professor of applied astronomy, who was the only member of the Faculty Council to oppose the measure...
Hopps compares him in a catalog essay to Charles Willson Peale, the artist of the Revolutionary War period who created the first American museum, a highly personal wunderkammer of his own portraits of American heroes mixed with natural-history specimens. When you think of Rauschenberg giving new life to a stuffed angora goat in Monogram, 1955, or repeatedly silk-screening the effigy of John F. Kennedy, there's some truth to this. But his closer affinity is with an equally polymorphous ancestor, Walt Whitman, the entranced celebrant of American variety...
...Overall I found the panel very good and supportive," said Business School student M. S. Christopher Willson. "Even as an adult undergraduate I need to have role models and see there are other people out there like...