City College of New York - Microcosm Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ART Prof. Eggers . . . nationally renowned lithographer . . . dig- nified humor. . . . Prof. D'Andrea . . . member of the Royal Academy of Arts . . . eager beaver. . . . Mr. Lissim . . . looks and acts like someone's kind old grandfather . . . world re- nowned for stage design and ceramics. . . . Mr. Nelson . . . baroque member of the department . . . designor for a well known pen company. . . . Mr. Landy . . . jazz fiend . . . schol- arly dissertations on comic strips. . . . Mr. Spinka . . . only man who can make pottery without soiling his clothes. . . . Mr. Meltzoff . . . well documented artist . . . heading for first mil- lion. . . . Mr. Kraus . . . shutterbug. . . . Mr. Cheney . . . prime exponent of the great trochanter. . . . Mr. Rothenborg . . . Jack of all mats. PHILOSOPHY Prof. Bronstein . . . believes in muscular philosophy: for him- self, tennis—for his students, brainteasers. For relaxation, he teaches Physics. . . . It's a close race to see who cuts more times, the studonts or Prof. Krikorian. . . . Some people chow gum. but Prof. Weiner picks on a Yollobole. . . . Prof. Edel . . . widely known for keeping Philosophy 1 students interested enough to defy the arms of Morpheus. ENGLISH Prof. Otis . . . beloved keeper of Poe's Raven. . . . Prof. Tynan ... of the Irish brogue. . . . What is a hexameter? Those interested should consult Prof. Gordon. . . . Prof. Goodman . . . instructs, acts, and psychoanalyzes all in one hour. . . . Prof. Stair . .. received all A's as an undergraduate. . . . Prof. Leffert . . . the only man who can read T. S. Eliot without a set of the Encyclopedia Brittanica handy. . . . Prof. Middlcbrook ... a student's instructor. . . . Prof. Riedel . . . must own a stack of dictionaries equipped with complete etymology. . . . Dr. Mack . . . the answer to a fomale student's prayer. . . . Mr. Rosenthal . . . liked it so well he not only graduated from here but returned to teach.... Prof. Roberts ... good lectures ... MIKE's godfather. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES Prof. Newton ... his first name (Homer) indicates that he has more than a casual acquaintance with classical antiquity. . . . Prof. Jones . . . easy going, genial, affable. . . . Prof. Bridge . . . who—ahem—believes that—ahem—more students should —ahem—gain a better—ahem—understanding of the beauty —ahem—of Horatian odes. MUSIC Prof. Brunswick . . . chairman . . . assures us that the music department is expanding . . . partial to other arts as well as music, particularly Greek sculpture. . . . Mr. Kleinman . . . the only music instructor who speaks about music with a Brooklyn accent. . . . Prof. Jahoda . . . will you be popping off to Europe to conduct an orchestra there? MUSIC Have you hoard about tho now music oloctivo? ART Us nuts gotta got togothor