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Work-study programs is another area where Radcliffe has been perceived as derelict in its duties toward women students. As separate institutions, Harvard and Radcliffe must apply separately for federal work-study money, and this source of college student financial aid can be very erratic. At times Radcliffe students have had a proportionately larger share of work-study money than Harvard men. Last year, when women complained of unequal work-study budgets, Radcliffe's administrative dean, Burton Wolfman, found jobs for all women who had missed out on work-study but who would have qualified had they been Harvard students...
Glimp said the University's major drive, expected to last five years, will be used mainly to bolster undergraduate financial aid and faculty salaries by building up endownment in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The drive is "not for bricks and mortar," he said...
Glimp was dean of admissions and financial aid from 1960 to 1967, and dean of the College from 1967 to 1969, the year students occupied University Hall and College officials called in metropolitan police to carry them...
Glimp added that one possible new form of financial aid to be funded by the drive would be "student assistantship" posts, by which undergraduates could earn money through academic work...
Although Glimp said he has had no direct fund-raising experience, he "used to deal with a few donors" in the Financial Aid Office, and on the Permanent Charity Fund he talked with "people trying to assess prospects for their own campaigns...