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Follow-up sessions for all students who did any volunteer service this summer and are interested in Education for Action begin at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Agassiz Theatre. Discussion groups will focus on projects in urban and rural areas, and abroad...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Education for Action | 6/28/1966 | See Source »

...would speak for an hour at Harvard, then come to Long fellow Hall and repeat the performance. The Society, after 1893, awarded its own diplomas for the Bachelor's degree. But the diplomas were countersigned by the President of Harvard and were adorned with the Harvard seal. And Mrs. Agassiz, the first President of Radcliffe, referred to its students as "Harvard girls...

Author: By Marilyn P. Woolford, | Title: A Growing Radcliffe Still Faces It's Traditional "Identity Crisis" | 6/16/1966 | See Source »

...opposition to coeducation came during World War II, when the two schools recognized the inefficiency of this system. Whether there was an unspoken agreement to resume segregated education after the War is unclear. The girls had moved into Harvard yard for good. Still the myth of separate schools persisted. Agassiz had been the center of Radcliffe college life, providing meeting places for Radcliffe's Debating, English, Liberal, Music and Poetry Clubs. The Idler Club performed its plays there. In addition, Radcliffe boasted its own newspaper, The Radcliffe News, and a yearbook. The Radcliffe Choral Society and the Radcliffe Orchestra flourished...

Author: By Marilyn P. Woolford, | Title: A Growing Radcliffe Still Faces It's Traditional "Identity Crisis" | 6/16/1966 | See Source »

Today not one of these organizations has escaped the ensnaring claws of "creeping mergerism. Agassiz has become strangely deserted. When the Loeb main stage is unavailable, its theatre is pressed into service. It still houses the College Marshall's office, and its machine-dominated cafeteria (there used to be serving ladies and real food there) provides a suitable spot for a study-break. Next year, when the new Hilles Library is completed at the dormitory quadrangle, the Marshall will probably be very lonely. Where have the girls gone? The Radcliffe Administration seems unsure, but the changing names of the extra...

Author: By Marilyn P. Woolford, | Title: A Growing Radcliffe Still Faces It's Traditional "Identity Crisis" | 6/16/1966 | See Source »

Student groups have attempted to set up shop in Cambridge during pas summers, but the HDC group will be the first to use Agassiz, which Mayer and Babe hope to air-condition for the summer...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: HDC Will Stage Three Plays for Summer Theatre | 5/27/1966 | See Source »

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