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Kaysen hopes to do some more analysis of his own after he has settled in at the Institute, but so far his time has been taken up with administrative duties, he says with a wry grin. In spite of his preoccupation with the Institute, Kaysen still finds time to attend meetings of the Advisory Committee for Economic Development, which advises the Agency for International Development, and for such public services as delivering the Oliver Wendell Holmes Lectures at the Law School here last week. "Cambridge still feels like home," Kaysen remarked last week during his two-day stay...
...delegation from the Harvard Undergraduate Council will meet with Dean Watson today to discuss the Faculty Committee on Houses' recent decision to allow only one girls' school--other than Radcliffe--to attend mixers...
...answer is an unhappy compromise. There are not enough teachers or schools and efforts toward educating adults have been generally spotty with discouraging results. One of the greatest problems has proved to be "the follow-up." People may attend the sessions, but, as with the Long Island house-wife after her flower arranging course, there is serious doubt that much will be remembered six months later...
...election brought to seven the number of coeds presently heading an M.I.T. activity. Miss Kivisild attributed the increase, three over last year, to the increased number of coeds (200 out of 3700) that now attend M.I.T. Until 1964 when the quota was raised to 50, there were less than 30 admitted per class. Next year approximately 100 women will be admitted to the freshman class...
...Pennsylvania State Education Association called on its 80,000 teachers to shut down the state's schools for one day this week and undertake a march on Harrisburg to demand higher pay. The Oklahoma Education Association scheduled a similar one-day walkout, urged its 27,000 teachers to attend a rally in Oklahoma City to apply pressure on the state legislature for more school money. In South Dakota, the state's Education Association declared a "sanctions alert" in a drive to increase salaries and legislative aid to schools...