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...very hard to walk into the dining hall sometimes," Burton says. "The first couple of times, all eyes went...
...wasn't a great time to be at Harvard, because the excitement of student activity was over," says Wendy B. Burton '75, who lived in Eliot House and was a Crimson executive. "We were left with the cleanup...
...Harvard was painfully, painfully slow in recruiting female academics," says Burton, who later became a writer for young people. "Some of the faculty were certainly bothered by the fact that there were more and more women around and they might be as smart as they were...
...less huggy and friendly when she's gone," Senta H. Burton '01 said. "[But] she'll still be around in spirit and we'll still see her now and then...
Several administrators--including President Neil L. Rudenstine--have already agreed to look at the census results, which Driskell says she and Burton will compile over the summer. But whether Rudenstine and others lend them much weight is less clear...