Word: advisor
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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About 40 people applied for CFIA grants this year, compared to approximately 05 last year. Ross Terrill, associate professor of Government and the CFIA'a advisor for student programs said. Applications to the Center for European Studies have not climbed this year, according to the Center's administrator Abigail Collins but $4300 less than last year's $20,000 will be awarded to applicants. But Collins said that applicants now asks for more money than they once did, because of the rising cost of spending a summer in Europe. "We're faced by smaller pots and by people asing...
Alice Barton '75 wasn't happy about the way the Tufts University Fine Arts Department was being torn apart by a sex discrimination suit, especially after her advisor and Renaissance art professor was fired. Besides, the academic atmosphere at Tufts was "low key--not at all exciting," and Harvard has "an excellent art history department...
...Faculty's two-year limitation on leaves of absence was most recently invoked with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger '50, who was forced to resign his Government Department chair in January 1971, 24 months after he joined the Nixon administration as a special advisor...
...budget breaks down into mainly salaries (administrative assistant, bookkeeper, secretary, graduate secretary, educational advisor, hired consultants) and automobile, telephone, and equipment expenses, basically everything except the utilities and upkeep of the building, which are paid for by the Harvard administration...
According to Robert O. Anthony, an advisor to the Lippmann collection at Yale, Lippmann responded to Harvard's inquiries about the 1946 gift by saying "You never asked me for them and Yale did. It would be a great presumption for me to assume you wanted them...