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...That rent increases of approximately 22 per cent scheduled to go into effect this summer be repealed pending the salary study...
...other administration officials who met with the group--Joe B. Wyatt, vice president for administration, and Sally Zeckhauser, president of Harvard Real Estate--were unavailable for comment yesterday. The 22 percent increase scheduled for July follows a 19 per cent jump last year, and tenants say the rent hikes have far outpaced salary increases. The BGTA said in a letter to Bok last week that HRE should "abandon" its attempts to make money from the faculty housing, and instead continue to subsidize the development...
Minorities represent 20 per cent of the tenured faculty, and 18 to 25 per cent of the student body; women represent 40 to 45 per cent of the faculty and 60 per cent of the student body, Brenda J. Wilson, senior associate dean in the faculty of education, said yesterday...
...activity that occupied the time of students then was only uniform in its variety. One member of the class claims his friends involved in jazz numbered at least 90 per cent of the marijuana-smokers at Harvard--that's about 15 or 20 people, he says. Many students were serious academics, working diligently with a possible eye towards a future of university life or government service. The Crimson and other publications were the training ground for future journalists. Jack Rosenthal '56, now an editor for the New York Times, describes such achievements as a particular source of pride...
...graduate school before settling down. But by and large, the "Cliffies" were fortunate even to be depicted as superficial socialites, rather than mindless "greasy grinds" who never left the Quad. Consider an entry in a widely read "Harvardians Partial Glossary": "R--is for Radcliffe, 60 per cent of whose members marry Harvard...