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This article is the first of a two-part series. Today's installment tells about Calkins' role on the Harvard Corporation and his roots in Cleveland. Tomorrow's installment will deal with his campaign for the Cleveland School Board, how his views on education affect his opinions about Harvard, and how one Corporation member lives at home...
...Board of Overseers committee studying the seizure of University Hall and the immediately surrounding events has appointed a representative to gather information on the events from Harvard students and faculty...
...next day they put up four more signs and the price started sliding down to $8 and then $6. By April 12, there were twenty ticket signs on the freshman bulletin board. The price hit $4. Only five belonged to the real Conspirators. Four posters had been taken down by members of the Jubilee Committee, but they soon learned that the Conspiracy was out of hand...
...Bunting said that the Judicial Board's decision was based on two factors. First, that the publicity and arrangements--part of the requirement set up by the Judicial Board--were very poor. She said that members of the Board were not notified until the morning of March 24 that the panel would be held that afternoon, so only she and one other person on the nine-member Board were able to attend. Also, she said that the two girls who gave speeches did not give copies of them to the Judicial Board, as she had requested...
While Mrs. Bunting was explaining why the Judicial Board decided that the panel was unsatisfactory, many students were yelling and hissing from the crowd. When she finished, Mrs. Bunting turned and went back to her office...