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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS

VOLUME 43 NUMBER 1 Spriflg 1957

Editor GEORGE POPE SHANNON

Associate Editors WARREN C. MIDDLETON

WILLIAM P. FIDLER

Editorial Committee SHERIDAN BAKER

DOROTHY BETHURUM

RALPH F. FUCHS

JOHN LUSKIN

U. S. MAXWELL

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OFFICERS AND THE COUNCIL

President Helen C. White (English) University of Wisconsin

First Vice-President James Holladay (Banking and Finance) University of Alabama

Second Vice-President Robert K. Cars (Political Science) Dartmouth College

General Secretary Ralph F. Fuchs (Law) Washington Office

Associate Secretary George Pope Shannon (English) Washington Office

Staff Associates Warren C. Middleton (Psychology) Washington Office Louise E. Rorabacher (English) Washington Office William P. Fidler (English) Washington Office

Treasurer Richard N. Owens (Business Administration) George Washington University

Term Members 1954-1956

Glenn A. Bakkum (Sociology) Oregon State College Lewis White Beck (Philosophy) University of Rochester John W. Caughey (History) University of California at Los Angeles Paul R. David (Zoology) University of Oklahoma D. F. Fleming (Political Science) Vanderbilt University Merritt Y. Hughes (English) University of Wisconsin Harriet E. O'Shea (Psychology) Purdue, University Leland James Pritchard (Economics) University of Kansas Philip Taft (Economics) Brown University Marian M. Torrey (Mathematics) Goucher College

1955-1957 Graydon S. DeLand (Modern Languages) Florida State University Martin L. Grant (Biology) Iowa State Teachers College Sidney L. Gulick (English) San Diego State College John Q. Hays (English) Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Charles G. Howard (Law) University of Oregon Gladys M. Kammerer (Political Science) University of Kentucky U. S. Maxwell (Chemistry) Lincoln University (Missouri) Glenn R. Morrow (Philosophy) University of Pennsylvania Talcott Parsons (Sociology) Harvard University C. J. Pietenpol (Physics) Davidson College

1956-1958 Dorothy Bethurum (English) Connecticut College Harvey L. Carter (History) Colorado College Elmer L. DeGowin (Internal Medicine) State University of Iowa Robert M. Kamins (Economics) University of Hawaii David C. Murdoch (Mathematics) University of British Columbia William A. Neiswanger (Economics) University of Illinois Anderson Nettleship (Pathology) University of Arkansas Ralph M. Sargent (English) Hayerford College Charles K. Trueblood (Psychology) American University Preston Valjen (Sociology) Fisk University

Former Presidents Richard H. Shryock (History) The Johns Hopkins University Fred B. Millett (English Literature) Wesleyan University William E. Britton (Law) University of California (Hastings College of Law)

University of Illinois, Professor Emeritus

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Contents

Academic and Personal Freedom : Italy, 1910, Luigi Einaudi Segregation and the Professor, Iredell Jenkins 10 For Our Professional Agenda, Harry A. Over street 19 A Question of Style, Robert Gordon 23 The Elements of Statistical Confusion, William Bruce

Cameron 33 The Faculty and the Archivist, Henry J. Browne 40 Salaries and Working Conditions of Sociology Teachers,

Kurt B. Mayer 43 International Association of University Professors and

Lecturers, Richard H. Shryock 56 The Desk of Sisyphus, Milton Millhauser 62 Treatment of Fellowship Grants Under the Federal In-

come Tax, William W. Oliver 65 Record of Council Meeting 69 Budget of the Association for 1957 75 Membership Record for 1956 76 Forty-Third Annual Meeting 77 Proposals for Constitutional Change, Ralph F. Fuchs 79 The Structure of the Association - Report from Commit-

tee 0 81 Proposed Revision of the Constitution 85 Summary of Proposed Changes in the Constitution 91 Committees of the Association 93 Organizational Notes 100 Editor's Notes 105 Educational Developments 110 Academic Freedom and Tenure : Statements of Principles. . 113 Academic Retirement : Statement of Principles 119 Censured Administrations 121 Membership :

Classes of Membership; Nominations and Elections.. 122 Institutional Distribution and Chapter Officers 135

Academic Vacancies and Teachers Available 154

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Contributors to this issue

Henry J. Browne is Professor of His- Kurt B. Mayer is Professor of Sociol- tory at Cathedral College, New York, ogy at Brown University, and Past-Secretary of the Society of American Archivists. Milton Millhauser is Assodate pr<^

fessor of English at the University of William Bruce Cameron is Associate Bridgeport.

Professor and Head of the Depart- ment of Sociology at Bradley Univer- sity. William W. Oliver is Assistant Pro-

fessor of Law at Indiana University. Luigi Einaudi has been Professor of

Economics at the University of Turin since 1955; Senator since 1919; Gov- Harry A. Overstreet, Professor of ernor of the Bank of Italy, 1945-48; Philosophy, Emeritus, College of the Vice-President of the Council of Min- City of New York, is a writer and

isters, 1947-48; first President of lecturer. He was a Charter Member Italian Republic, 1948-55. of the Association, and in 1916 was

Chairman of his "Local Branch"

Ralph F. Fuchs is General Secretary [Chapter] and a member of tfie

of the American Association of Uni- Association's first Committee on Or-

versity Professors. gamzation of Local Chapters or Groups. He has maintained his Ac-

^ „ . A . „ . tive membership to the present time. ^ Robert Gordon „ is . Assistant A . Professor „ .

of English at the University of Oregon. Richard H. Shryock is William H.

Welch Professor of the History of Iredell Jenkins is Professor and Medicine and Director of the Institute

Chairman of the Department of Phi- of the History of Medicine, The Johns losophy at the University of Alabama. Hopkins University.

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