Senior Fellows

"PRESIDENT DICKEY, on the recommendation of the Committee on Senior Fellowships, has appointed nine members of the Class of 1959 as Senior Fellows for next year. Under the guidance of a faculty adviser, each of these men will be freed from regular academic obligations in order to pursue independent study on a project of his own selection.

The Senior Fellows and their projects are:

Robert W. Bailey, Flint, Mich., "The Creation and Performance of Piano Music in the Period 1800-1850."

Owen W. Fiss, New York, N. Y., "The Implications of Socialism for Modern Society, with Special Reference to Postwar Developments in Theory and Practice in the United Kingdom."

Edward W. Gude, Summit, N. J., "A Study of Operations Research as a Tool of Business Management."

Burton Herman, Miami Beach, Fla., "The Kabbalah and Spinoza's Philosophy as a Basis for an Idea of Universal History."

George Lefcoe, Miami, Fla., "The Relationship of Certain Historical Views of Human Nature, Particularly Those of Machiavelli and Hobbes, to Political Ideals and to Modern Psychological Doctrine."

Richard Regosin, Rockville Center, N. Y., "Characterization in the Novels of Camus."

Landon H. Rowland, Fuguay Springs, N. C., "Modern Concepts of Criticism and the Image of the Hero in American Literature, 1850-1900."

Robert Sussman, Long Island City, N. Y., "The Study of Dramatic Form."

Mark I. Whitman, Baltimore, Md., "Certain Aspects of American Intellectual History in the 1920’s."