Bulletin Vol. 3 No. 4 Nov 1966

Boston, Massachusetts; D r . Charles G l o ck of the Un i v e r s i ty of California, Berkeley ； Professor Edgar F. We s t om, Jr., Un i v e r s i ty of M i c h i g a n; D r . Sharah G. Blanding, President Emeritus,faceVassarCollege, Lake- ville, Co n n e c t i c u t t; M r . & M r s . Robert M . U n d e r b i l l, Vice-President and Treasurer Emeritus, Un i v e r s i ty of California, Berkeley; M r . Tadatoshi Yoshikawa, M i n i s t ry of Education, T o k yo ； and M r . Satakazu Takahashi of Association of International Education, T o k y o. STAFF PROFILES Dr. Liu Fah Hsuen, Reader in Zoology, New Asia College D r . L i u F ah Hsuen, a native of Hsiang Yang, H u p e h, received his B.Sc. degree in Biology at the Na t i o n al T s i n g H u a Un i v e r s i ty in 1931, and his P h . D. degree at the Un i v e r s i ty College, Un i v e r s i ty of L o n d o n, in 1937. H e became Professor of Biology at the Na t i o n al Shantung Un i v e r s i t y, Tsingtao, in 1938, and Professor of Zoology of the Na t i o n al T a i w an Un i v e r s i ty in 1953. Wh i l e as D i r e c t or of the Institute of Fishery Biology of the M i n i s t ry of Ec o n om ic Affairs and the Na t i o n al T a i w an Un i v e r s i t y, D r . L i u d id p a r t - t i me research at the Academic Sinica ， Tiawan. H is w r i t i n gs appear in mo re than t h i r ty publications. Professor Mason Rossiter Sm i t h, Visiting Professor in Journalism Professor Ma s on Rossiter Sm i th was b o rn in 1909 i n Buffalo, N ew Y o r k, and graduated w i t h a Bachelor of A r ts degree cum laude f r om Amh e r st College. He has held a variety of journalistic posts i n c l u d i ng those of Legislative Correspondent at A l b a ny for Syracuse, N . Y . Herald, and N . Y . Da i ly T i me s, Ma n a g i ng Ed i t or of T r i b u n e - P r e s s, Go u v e r n e ur N . Y ., owner, Ed i t or and Publisher of the St. Lawrence Plain-dealer. He has also been assigned to various parts of Europe and Asia as special correspondent. He was Ch a i rman of the Weekly Newspaper Editors for E i s e n h owe r - N i x on in 1952, D i r e c t or of the G . O . P. Weekly Neswpaper Bureau, Rockefeller gubernatorial campaign in 1958. He was one of the founders, first President and a director of St. L aw r e n ce Co u n ty ( N . Y .) U n i t ed F u n d, E d i t or of St. Lawrence Co u n ty Historical Association, and Ed i t or of the p u b l i c a t i on Quarterly. He is a memb er of the Ch amb er of Commerce, the f o rmer State Ch a i rman of the Na t i o n al Ed i t o r i al Association, former President of the N e w Y o r k Press Association, Ch a i r man of Sigma Delta Chi, and a memb er of the Executive Co u n c il of the Professional Society of Journalism in 1957. Professor Sm i th was awarded the Wells Memo r i al K e y by Sigma Delta Chi for distinguished service to j o u r n a l i sm in 1958. He retired f r om the p r i n t i ng and p u b l i s h i ng business (Ma s on Rossiter Sm i t h, Inc., Go u v e r n e u r, N . Y . ) in July, 1966, and is n ow Professor of Journalism and D i r e c t or of the Mass Commu n i c a t i o ns Centre of this Un i v e r s i t y. Dr. James R. Townsend, Visiting Scholar in Journalism D r . James R. T o w n s e nd was b o rn in Hastings, Nebraska, U . S . A. and is now teaching in the Journalism De p a r t me nt at N ew Asia College. He received his B . A. f r om the Un i v e r s i ty of Omaha, ma j o r i ng in Go v e r nme n t. T h e M . A . and P h . D. degrees conferred on h i m by the Un i v e r s i ty of California, Berkeley ， were in recognition of his research on International Relations and Political Science. He later taught Political Science at the Un i v e r s i ty of California, Berkeley, as T e a c h i ng Assistant, A c t i ng Assistant Professor and Assistant Professor. D r . T o w n s e nd has served on the De p a r t me n t al Graduate Studies Comm i t t e e, the School of Business Adm i n i s t r a t i on (as L e c t u r er in the Executive Program), the Executive Comm i t t ee of the Centre for Chinese Studies and the East Asia T r a i n i ng Comm i t t e e, all of the Un i v e r s i ty of California, Berkeley. He is a memb er of the Association for Asian Studies and the Ame r i c an Political Science Association. H is publications include " D emo c r a t ic Ma n a g eme nt in the Ru r al C ommu n e s ," in The China Quarterly ； " C o mm u n i st Ch i n a: T h e New Protracted W a r , " in the Asia Survey ； “ M a o and M a o i s m ," Problems of Communism; “ T h e Ch i na G i a n t: Go v e r nme n t ," Christian Science Monitor ； " C h i na Since 1956’’’ the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists ； and “ C o mm u n i st Ch i n a: T h e Early Years ，” a book review of Problems of Communism‘ The University Bulletin of the Chinese University of Hong Kong is published and distributed free by the University Editorial Board. It is published primarily for the University faculty and staff, but copies are also sent to friends of the University. 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