Word: boards
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...longer than the liberal caucus and is therefore more organized and cohesive. While the liberals first gathered the day of the bust, the conservatives began meeting informally in September. The caucus began holding regular Sunday afternoon gatherings as early as February, after the Faculty meeting which overturned the Ad Board decision to discipline the Paine hall demonstrators...
About 75 Harvard and Radcliffe students argued with Mary I. Bunting, president of Radcliffe, yesterday morning at Fay House, protesting the Radcliffe Judicial Board's decision to place on probation 17 Cliffies who sat in at Paine Hall last December...
...students had chosen the Judicial Board's option of organizing and participating in a panel discussion on the governance of the University, rather than go on probation. Last week, the Judicial Board deemed the panel, held March 24, "unsatisfactory" and put the girls on probation until the end of the semester...
Five of the 17 students on probation were arrested in the University Hall raid. Mrs. Bunting said that no one has decided yet whether the Committee of 15, set up by the Faculty, will discipline Radcliffe students, or if the Radcliffe Judicial Board will...
...publications the administration and the students battled with words. The administration under the name of President Quincy issued a defensive circular accounting the events as they saw them. The next day the Senior Class began drafting its statement as a reply to President Quincy's circular. But the Board of Overseers also entered the engagement by appointing a committee to look into the affair. The report of this committee under the chairmanship of former President John Quincy Adams, a relative of Josiah Quincy, was an indictment of the Senior Class circular...