Word: allows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...officially completed, and, at Radcliffe, the new Hilles Library was finished along with the first section of Mabel Daniels Hall. For the future, Harvard began final design work on the 10th undergraduate House and started excavating an automobile underpass on Cambridge St. (This $3.4 million project will also allow the closing of part of Kirkland St. for use as a construction site...
...seems clear, however, that after one year of subdued agitation, there have been no major changes in student-administration relations in any of the parts of the University. In the College, no institutional changes to allow for more representation of student opinion accompanied all the talk. At the Law School, a Faculty-student committee has been established--it is too early now to predict what the committee's impact will be, but some students are already suggesting that it will turn out to be a device for suffocating real dissent. The Ed School may have made the most headway with...
...viable." Not even the most austere Catholic moralist, he points out, suggests that the loss of semen through nocturnal emission represents the taking of life. German Protestant Theologian Joachim Beckmann concedes that the embryo is alive from conception, but firmly insists that certain circumstances -such as pregnancy through rape-allow abortion, just as killing is permissible...
...Even in the vast and fast-growing mutual-fund business, the swaps have had a remarkable rise. The first was organized less than seven years ago by Denver Banker William M.B. Berger, 41, who had the bright-and right-idea that Section 351 (a), which had been drawn to allow the tax-free transfers of property to a new corporation in exchange for stock, could also apply to individual stockholders. His Centennial Fund drew 191 investors, who pooled securities worth $25,800,000. Berger's idea has been widely copied. Boston's Vance, Sanders & Co. operates four funds...
Requirements for the degree would allow Arch. Sci. concentrators to take "at least two courses in Visual Studies," Eduard F. Sekler, director of the Carpenter Center said yesterday. Currently students cannot major in Visual Studies, while Arch Sci. concentrators may only count Visual Studies courses toward a degree in rare cases approved by the department chairman...