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A NEW RECORDING OF 20 OF THE ALL TIME FAVORITE CORNELL SONGS BY THE: Cornell University Glee Club, Thomas A. Sokol, director and the Cornell University Symphonic Band, Ma rice W. Stith, director Available now in Compatible Stereo (may be played on either a stereo or mono phonograph) through: The Cornell University Glee Club Sage Chapel Ithaca, N.Y. 14850 $3.98 plus 25$ for postage & handling and one vemcwnάf as you would hope to find it... natural unspoiled away from the crowds CORNELLIANS it's time that you discovered LAKE NAOMI the incomparable second-home retreat Hard to believe ... a natural beauty spot like this . . . within easy weekend commuting distance. But it's here atop the Pocono Mountains. A 2 1 /i-mile long private lake, undisturbed by power boating, set in 20,000 wooded acres. Recreational living at its finest. The $150,000 Lake Naomi Clubhouse with teen center, ballroom, cocktail lounge, and dining room. Great sailing, fishing, horseback riding. Three sand beaches with lifeguards. Championship Pocono Manor golf courses at your doorstep, also famous Camelback ski area. Paved roads, quality homes, property patrolled by Lake Naomi Ranger. Financing easily arranged ... as little as $275 down. Wide selection of house models, custom-built by our bank-approved builders. 20 year bank mortgages. For literature, road directions write Box 188, Pocono Pines, Pa. Phone 717-646-2222 Logan B. Steele, Princeton '51, President Carlisle W. Fiers, U. of P. '50, Exec. V.P. this out to Mr. Tuller, and asked if their presence on the faculty, and the presence of many others like them—in the social sciences and outside—does not provide the balance he is looking for. Somehow, in Mr. Tuller's view, they just don't. I asked the same question of another leader of CACBE, and he commented, "I have always had more faith than Dan in the ultimate sanity and intellectual honesty of the Cornell faculty member." However he added, "this has been shaken by faculty members in other colleges than Arts, and by students." "I think," this associate continued, "what the university needs is somebody whose position is known. He should be articulate. Like Milton Friedman at Chicago. Or our own late Carl Becker. Someone around whom there could be some polarization; around whom the conservative could rally. Students who feel they are being short-changed could go to him and take an elective." What, I asked, of the conservative social scientists and humanists already on the faculty? Do students who feel short-changed take courses with them? To start with, CACB doesn't grant there are any conservative professors in these fields. If there are, they are drowned out and overshadowed by more liberal men, says CACBE. One has the distinct feeling that Tuller and his supporters cannot believe college professors are capable of presenting any points of view other than their own in classroom work, or in reading assignments, or in recitation sections conducted by other professors and teaching aides. One also has the distinct feeling that criticism of the Cornell faculty is not really the issue. Tuller and the CACBE supporters go to quite some lengths to say that the same charge of unfairness and imbalance they level against Cornell can also be levelled against all US universities and really against US society as well. They feel a temporary madness has descended on western civilization— the madness of statism—a madness that must be recognized, admitted to, and yet a madness that eventually will pass. As a final comment on this part of the dispute, I explained the CACBE to a faculty member last month, a politically active moderate who was hard at work trying to organize a committee of registered Democrats to support the local party. He laughed, then explained, "I wish Mr. Tuller would come with me on my rounds. He'd soon find a majority of the faculty, far from being leftists, aren't even Democrats. They're Republicans." 10 Cornell Alumni News
Is this all you think of when you think of Think again. We are this. And much more. We are 35,000 people changing the way you live: an unusually broad range of commercial, defense and space capabilities now identified by this new synnbol. ^j^Sim AVCO AEROSTRUCTURES DIVISION [Structures for aircraft and space vehicles) AVCO BAY STATE ABRASIVES DIVISION (Grinding wheels and other abrasives) AVCO BROADCASTING CORPORATION (Radio and television stations) AVCO LYCOMING DIVISION (Engines for utility aircraft and helicopters) AVCO MISSILE SYSTEMS DIVISION (Missile reentry systems, penetration aids) AVCO NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT DIVISION (Specialized farm machinery) AVCO DELTA CORPORATION (Financial services) AVCO ORDNANCE DIVISION (Ammunition, fuzing devices) AVCO ELECTRONICS DIVISION (Communications systems instrumentation) AVCO EVERETT RESEARCH LABORATORY (High temperature gas dynamics, biomedical engineering, superconductive devices) AVCO SPACE SYSTEMS DIVISION (Unmanned planetary exploration systems, scientific satellites) AVCO SPENCER DIVISION (Heating boilers and sewage systems] You'll be hearing more about us. AVCO CORPORATION. 750 THIRD AVENUE, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10017 May 1967 11
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Page 5 and 6: perpetuating existing injustices an
Page 7 and 8: Qornell zAlumni Howard A. Stevenson
Page 9 and 10: Announcing the New Cornell Alumni D
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Page 15 and 16: Kodak advertises to the engineering
Page 17 and 18: Gentlemen: I am interested in caree
Page 19 and 20: the protection of balanced houses a
Page 21 and 22: Sproull on Undergraduate Education
Page 23 and 24: There is also a question of numbers
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Page 35 and 36: BOOKLIST: • A selected list of bo
Page 37 and 38: a man of any perception should pay
Page 39 and 40: Some new, one old, and others on th
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Page 47 and 48: Generations GRANDPARENTS Kimball, H
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Page 55 and 56: We looked around but didn't see Ear
Page 57 and 58: Lear Worth (Mrs. John H.), who spen
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daughter Julia Hardin Foote to Alan
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ing the top spot in sales as monthl
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" 'Tug' was appointed to the World
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Class Reunions in Ithaca June 15-17
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a full report on Miss D'angers' dan
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frosts A Guide to Comfortable Hotel
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which took two of our children. We
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Carolyn Spiesz, State College, West
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