Word: beline
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...single most important reason for merger at this time is financial. According to Harriet B. Belin, Director of Radcliffe Admissions, "It is the only solution to our financial pickle." Radcliffe is facing a projected deficit of close to a million dollars for 1971-1972. Her alumnae annual giving is down 30 per cent this year as compared to last. Radcliffe will save a great deal of money be eliminating its separate administration of housing, buildings and grounds, and dean's offices. Another important consideration was Radcliffe's staff which has been patient and long-suffering through two years of uncertainty...
...Harriet Belin, acting Dean of Admissions at Radcliffe, said yesterday that Radcliffe transfer applications are up 50 per cent to almost...
Radcliffe is now committed to supporting her present scholarship students. "But unless more money is found," according to Harriet Belin, dean of Admissions at Radcliffe, "we would not be able to admit any new scholarship students at all for next year...
According to Mrs. Belin, "There is a direct relationship between scholarship funds and admissions policy. If we do not have enough money, we may have to give preference to the girls who can pay their own way." However, she added that Radcliffe has not yet decided whether to adopt an admit/deny policy...
Although Radcliffe has never received any money in the past from Harvard. Harvard is aware that Radcliffe's Scholarship funds are limited and would not want a great disparity in the Radcliffe student body, Mrs. Belin said. But she added that no decision has yet been reached as to whether Harvard will be able to help Radcliffe, given their own limited budget...