Word: annexations
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...summer ends, 1211 Harvard and 3rd Radcliffe freshmen join 3500 male and 900 female upperclassmen in the nation's oldest and richest College and its annex. Mrs. Bunting returns to Radcliffe from the Atomic Energy Commission. A faculty committee calls the Ed School's guiding philosophy "basically sound" but does suggest that there might be better teaching and an emphasis on advanced work...
Creeping mergtrism has gotten off its hands and knees and is running at top speed. Come September, Cliffies are going to register in Memorial Hall along with students of the male annex. Bunting explained yesterday that the Radcliffe Registrar's Office is being closed because of the expense to Radcliffe and the confusion to Faculty members Harvard will handle all registration, and Radcliffe will pay the University an undisclosed disclosed...
...fact, one can argue that Rusk is ironically repeating Chamberlain's very mistake, that of believing that it is possible to deal with a hostile great power by adjusting the territory it wishes to annex. Chamberlain believed that he could stop Germany by giving her part of Czechoslovakia, while Rusk is presently trying to halt China by denying her South Vietnam. Neither Rusk nor Chamberlain believe in confronting their enemy directly. Chamberlain, of course, may have come to power too late to effect much change on Nazi Germany, but, as several China scholars recently demonstrated in a signed statement, Rusk...
...reach the Coop in time, you might try the Textbook Annex. where a few copies of Human Sexual Response are hidden away among less interesting medical tomes. All the other bookstores have ordered more copies, but the publisher, Little Brown and Co., is out of stock...
Under federal tax laws, the Coop's total refund to members can not exceed its profit from their business. And next year, as the Coop starts running and paying for its $1.5 million annex, the profit may dip too low for an 8 and 10 per cent refund, General Manager John G. Morrill said yesterday. But he doubted that the refund would have to be cut by more than one per cent...