One work by this man criticizes A. Whitney Griswold for not citing Christianity as either a “powerful tradition” or one of three “vital forces.” In a review for the Atlantic, McGeorge Bundy criticized one work by this writer for personally attacking “Uncle Sid” Lovett and misrepresenting Charles Seymour. John Chamberlain wrote the introduction for a work by this writer with the subtitle (*) “The Superstitions of ‘Academic Freedom.’” This writer argued for more alumni influence (10[1])and attacked the influence of “collectivism,” “egalitarianism,” and irreligion on the students of his alma mater in his 1951 book God and Man at Yale. In one debate, this (10[1])man threatened to punch Gore Vidal (“vih-DAHL”). For 10 points, name this host of Firing Line who founded the conservative National Review. ■END■