Education: Kudos: Round 2

ADELPHI UNIVERSITY

Peter C. Goldmark, S.D., inventor of long-playing records and pioneer in development of color television.

BOSTON COLLEGE

Daniel Patrick Moynihan, LL.D. He has become our least embarrassed spokesman for our less than perfect democracy.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Julia Child, L.H.D. You have instilled a new respect for the thoughtful preparation of food in a nation plagued by frozen dinners.

COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE

Jacques D'Amboise, D.F.A., premier danseur of the New York City Ballet.

FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY

William James McGill, LL.D., president of Columbia University.

GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE

Ralph Nader, LL.D. He reminds us that America can be changed by one person who inspires others to work for change.

ROLLINS COLLEGE

Frank T. Gary, LL.D., chairman of the board of IBM.

RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE

Marion Kellogg, S.D., General Electric's first woman vice president.

ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

Gwendolyn Brooks, L.H.D. We think of you primarily not as a woman, or a black, but as a poet.

SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

David Baltimore, S.D., Nobel-prizewinning virus and cancer researcher. Nancy Roman, S.D., chief astronomer for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

TUFTS UNIVERSITY

U.S. Representative John Brademas (D., Ind.), LL.D., chairman of the House Subcommittee on Select Education. For sticking to your faith in education regardless of the political weather.

UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT

Edward Bennett Williams, L.H.D., criminal trial lawyer.

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA AT LAS VEGAS

Frank Sinatra, L.H.D. The world has come to know you by your song, your cinema and your style.

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

William J. Fulbright, LL.D., former U.S.

Senator and architect of the Fulbright

fellowship program.

Henry Steele Commager, L.H.D.,

historian.

WELLESLEY COLLEGE

Golda Meir, LL.D. From your long and arduous career we learn again the meaning of heroism.

WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY

Stephen J. Wright, L.H.D., former president of the United Negro College Fund.

XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA

Moon Landrieu, LL.D., mayor of New Orleans. He took the cause of the city and cities across the land to the seats of power.