Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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aging I. If ' '- 5 :,.' ,QI s I -.a,.ff-A., fl as 1. . -' ' .-', X, ' , Y i' '23 . . . cv -. . The late Samuel Cross headed Harvard's Slavic Department. He died suddenly in October, 1946. we social scientists are, I am afraid sadly in need of such criticism. Our real problems are very diHicult to solve, but it is not very diflicult to see what they are. When the faculty overlooks them, the students have plenty of leeway, within the limits of academic good manners, to remind them of their oversight. Delivery by the 25th This may seem to some a baleful survey, like an esti- mate ofthe moral accomplishments of the Republicans written to appear in The New Republic. In fact, nothing of the sort is intended. The failure of the social scientists is not peculiar SAMUEL STOUFFER Professor of Sociology O. H. TAYLOR- lmcturer un lQCOllHllll0N BENJAMIN FLETCHER WRIGHT l'rnl'i-ssnr ui LiUY1'l'Illlll5lllf 1 CHARLES HOLT TAYLOR llc-ury Clmrli-s In-11 l'rnfi-Nsor of lN'luiliuevnl llisiory ABBOTT PAYSON USHER Professor oi Economies CARLE ZIMMERMAN Xssuiriule Professor ol Sociology Roscoe Pound, dean of American jurisprudence, retired in 1947 William Yandell Elliott is a regular Washington-Cambridge after 37 years teaching at Harvard. He has been in China during commuter. A noted political theorist, he was Vice-Chairman of the last two years codifying Chinese law and reorganizing the .the War Production Board and later staff director of the House judiciary. His photographic memory is world-famous. Foreign Relations Committee.

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U15 drum! Science By Kirtley F. Mather, Professor of Geology Hllwe Fine Art ol Living can be Acquired only by tliose who are Aware ol Vivid Values in our World tlwat Transcend tlie Comprehension of Scientific 'l'rutl1s.H Alfred Romer, Professor of Z Paleontology, teaches comparative anatomy and has written on everything from crocodilian pelvic muscles to the brain case of a carboniferous crossopterygian. oology and Curator of Vertebrate rl26l