Arthur M. Young, professor emeritus of classics, died Jan. 9, 1998. He was 97. Young taught at Pitt from 1946 until his retirement in 1968; he was chair of the classics department from 1946 until 1965. Besides teaching a wide range of Greek and Latin courses, Young also taught two highly popular classics course, The […]
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January 22nd, 1998Make Frisch permanent head of Human Resources, SAC urge >
January 22nd, 1998Over the years, the relationship between the Staff Association Council (SAC) and the Office of Human Resources has ranged from one of polite diplomacy to antagonism, as SAC has pushed for better pay, fringe benefits and career options for Pitt staff employees — often against a wall of tight budgets and a tangle of red […]
Gourman Report lists Pitt undergrad programs >
January 22nd, 1998Pitt's undergraduate program in philosophy has been ranked No. 2 in the nation in the 1998 10th edition of "The Gourman Report." The only school with an undergraduate philosophy program that topped Pitt in the report was Princeton. Other Pitt undergraduate programs also ranked highly by the report were information sciences, No. 4; social work/social […]