Milford chronicle., 1956-04-20
University News

. by the University of Delaware for
. the 1S56-57 season today.
The new opponents replace Navy,
Lafayette and ST. Joseph's on the
Blue Hen schedule In addition,
Delaware will not compete in the
Hofstr Christmas Tournament
next season.
Coach Irv Wisniewski's charges
will open the court campaign on
:, December / when they fly out TO
, Ann Arbor for the clash with the
Wolverines. The games with Tole-
do and Detroit, also away events,
will be played between semesters
on Jan. "a and 26.
The Delaware schedule lists 10
home games and II eontestg1o be
played on opponents courts.
The schedule:
Dec. /, Michigan. away; Dec. 5,
Hofstra. home; Dec s, Villanova,
away; Dec. 13, Johns Hopkins, a
way; Dec. Is. Muhlenburg, home :;
Dec. 18, BuckneH. home; Jan. 3.
Rutgers, home; Jan. 5. Swarth-
more, away; JAN 9, P NJ. c., away;
Jan. 10, Haverford, home; Jan. IL,
Ursinus, home; Jan. "a. Toledo, a
way; Jan. 26, Detroit, away; Jan.
, 81, Temple away; Feb. 2, Lehigh.
away; Feb. 6. Drexel. away; Feb.
9, Haverford, away; Feb. 10,
Swarthmore, home; Feb. IS, p. M
c.. home; Feb. 2G. Ursinus, away
Feb. %, Drexel, home.
DR.. Howard z. Wilson, secretary
of the Educational Policies Com
. mission of the National Education
Association and well known stu
dent of international educational
. relations. will join the summer
school faculty OF the University Of
Delaware, Dean William o. PEN
= rose announced this week.
The guest professor will conduct
a course entitled Education for
Citizenship"
DIR. Wilson Is a native OF Illinois
and a graduate of the University Of
Chicago. He received his Ed. d
from Harvard University and
taught Ia the Harvard Graduate
School of Education for seventeen
years. In 1943 the American Coun-
ell on Education appointed him di-
rector of the survey on inter-Amer-
ican content in basic teaching ma
terials and later of the survey on
inter-group relations in teaching
materials He has served as CO.
secretary of a joint Canadian-U. S.
Commission on Education. as con-
sultant to the u S. Navy and TO
the Department of State, as deputy
secretary to the Preparatory Com
mittee for UNESCO. as chairman
of the Committe on Relations of
UNESCO and u. N, and as a men,
Der OF many other national and
international educational commit
tees.
DIR. Robert S. Hillyer. H. Flet-
cher Brown Professor of English
Literature at the University of Del
aware, will be the featured speaker
at the Wilmington Institute Free
Library on Monday evening, April
%. at 800 p. m.
The program of readings with
commentaries by Hillyer originally
had been scheduled for March 8
but was cancelled because OF in
clement weather.
For his opening selections, DR..
Hillyer has chosen a group of
poems by William Shakespeare,
particularly appropriate in view of
the fact that APRIL 23 is the BIRTH
day of the famed Bard of Avon.
Other poems Win include West
Running Brook, by Robert Frost:
"Bewick Finer" and Uncle Ana
Mas by Edwin Arlington Robin
SON a group of ancient Chinese
poems translated by Arthur Valley;
and selections from the authors
own works, Poems for Music" and
Suburb by the Sea-.
DIR. Hillyer's appearance is the
last of four programs sponsored
jointly during the 1855 school
year by the Wilmington Institute
Free Library and the University OF
Delaware. Other speakers in the
series were DR.. John A. Munroe,
chairman of the history depart
ment. and DR.. James c. Kakavas,
chairman of the department of bio
'oeical sciences.
DR.. Inis L. Claude. Jr.. assistant
professor OF government at Har-
ward University, will join the fac
ulty of the University of Delaware
as associate professor of political
science in September, DR.. James c.
Kakavas, acting dean of the school
of arts and science, announced to-
dav.
DR. Kakavas expressed his plca-
sure with the new appointment,
stating, DIR. Claude comes 10 us
with a background that will en-
rich our campus community and
bring our students a productive and
scholarly experience. We are verv
fortunate to have him with us"
The announcement of Dr.
Claude's appointment comedies
with an announcement by the Ran
dom House publishing firm that
book by the governmental expert,
Swords Into Plowshares, The
Problems and Progress of Inter
national Organization" is now in
print.
This is the second text to be
written by Dr. Claude. Last year
his volume. National Minorities:
An International Problem" was
published
In addition, DR. Claude has writ
ten articles for International Or
ganization, Harvard Studies in In
ternational Affairs, and the Amer
lean Political Science Review.
A native of Yellville, Arkans as,
Or. Claude graduated from Hendrix
College. Conway. Ark, in 1912 with
high honors. Following four years
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