Word: boarding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Reports about probable punishment recommendations began to filter out from the Ad Board. Unidentified Faculty members said that the Ad Board would probably recommend separate treatment for the students involved in both Paine Hall and the 1967 Dow demonstration. But other sources said that the Ad Board would simply propose probation for al students involved...
January 14: The Faculty overruled the Ad Board's recommendation that the five students involved in both Paine Hall and Dow demonstrations be "Required to Withdraw" from the college. Instead, the Faculty placed those five on probation along with the 52 other Paine Hall demonstrators and suspended the "required to Withdraw" sentences until the five students graduated: Faculty members disagreed on the exact meaning of the Faculty's action. Some claimed it was a repudiation of an "overly-harsh" stand by the Ad Board, while others said that it was no repudiation at all, since the Ad Board...
...Radcliffe Judicial Board, after a three-hour meeting, voted not to sever any of the Cliffies who demonstrated in Paine Hall. But the Board revealed no details about the punishment plan it had accepted, saying that it wanted to contact the 21 Cliffie demonstrators first...
...Radcliffe, the Judicial Board finally revealed its punishment plan for the 21 Paine Hall Cliffies. The Board offered the girls a choice of two punishments--either going on probation for the Spring semester, or organizing and conducting panel discussions on "the Governance of the University...
February 17: Because of a 25-year-old University policy against requesting draft deferments for students or employees, a conscientious objector doing research at the School of Public Health was denied permission to count his work here as alternate service. The CO's draft board said the research would be acceptable, but it asked for a letter from Harvard confirming the research project. The Harvard Personnel Office refused, saying that the University could not "ask for deferments...