He also wrote for the student newspaper, the Daily Trojan, and was a student correspondent for The Times.
He will also be remembered by his beloved family in France, his many friends in Princeton, Cambridge and elsewhere, and an immense circle of colleagues, students, correspondents and readers throughout the world.
The names of a few of his students, correspondents, rivals, and patrons are known.
Years spent as a student and a newspaper correspondent in the Soviet Union shaped Mr. Rose's philosophy.
Today's true diplomats are comers and goers, tourists, foreign correspondents, exchange students, visiting artists and celebrities.
Correspondents include students, colleagues in the field of Sociology, both at Columbia University and other academic and social institutions, and individuals in a variety of scholarly fields, particularly Philosophy, English, Anthropology, Mathematics, and Science.
WHILE a greasy-fingered engineering student decades ago, your correspondent was taken aside by an elderly professor and told he could never call himself an engineer until he had at least designed an engine preferably a supercharged V-12, with four valves per cylinder, and a forged nickel-chrome crankshaft held properly in place by seven main bearings.
They portray the successes and trials of a prominent figure in the palace, literary salons, the Senate, and law courts, and they give a fascinating record of the relationship between the foremost teacher of his time and his illustrious student Marcus Aurelius, his chief correspondent.
It would transform me from a curious California geography student into a war correspondent.
It is a point he tries to drive home by reading his students the war correspondent Ernie Pyle's dispatch from Normandy 10 days after the invasion, in which he described the corpses and the vast detritus of human loss -- family snapshots, bloody shoes, Bibles, letters home -- strewn in the sand.
