Word: cal
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Martin Quinn '64, of Dunster House and San Francisco, Cal., was elected president of Harvard Yearbook Publications Monday night. Other officers include Robert H. Loeffier '64, of Quincy House and Glen Cove, Ill., managing editor; Jeffrey Race '65, of Dudley House and Cambridge, business manager; and Michael H. O'Hare '64, of Kirkland House and New York City, editor of Cambridge...
...were Patricia W. McCulloch '65, of Edmands House and Miaml, Fix., art director; Thomas M. Geizler '65, of Kirkland House and East Orange, N.J., editorial chairman; Eliot H. Sherman '65, of Adams House and Newton, assistant business manager; and Patricia C. Jones '64, of Warner House and Los Angeles, Cal., clerk...
...Charles Street, Boston, lovely Ingrid serves coffee in front of a cheery hearth and the sounds of Cal Tjader fill the room. Here you are treated as a guest as well as a customer who now can take advantage of a gigantic clearance sale on ski sweaters, stretch pants and equipment...
Perhaps the most confusing aspect of this fragmentation of the University is that it makes it virtually impossible to ascertain exactly how many students are involved in precisely what cliques or even more important, how many students are influenced. Cal is most certainly not of the Mid-western breed--there are no football idols and there is certainly not as much diehard campus spirit. Berkeley is sophisticated enough to avoid such conformity...
...fact, the number of Berkeley students subjected to group pressures seems quite large indeed. With the California Master Plan for State Education, a grand formula for channeling less able high school graduates into the state and junior colleges, still-in its initial stages, Cal admits many students with very capricious academic ambitions and rather dubious abilities...