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Under the present system, a minority admissions subcommittee interviews minority students, reviews their applications and sends a ranked list to the central admissions committee. The central committee makes final selections, and members of this committee and other subcommittees may also review the applications...
...been a long time coming," Ruben G. Perlmutter '79, Chairman of Hillel's Coordinating Council, said yesterday. Perlmutter said he hoped the central location of the new facility will create a "more active, attractive and responsive Hillel...
...Board of Directors of Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel voted unanimously yesterday to contract for the renovation of a building to be used as Hillel's new central office...
...papers stated policy of condemning sexism and the exploitation of women. Those editors made a specific editorial decision--one that will, in the upcoming years, probably have a considerable effect on The Crimson's relations with its advertisers, and its readers. Because that decision strikes at issues that are central to the paper's role in the Harvard community, and tie in with crucial considerations of journalistic philosophy and ethics, those of us who disagree with it feel obliged to present our objections clearly and openly. Although we cannot oblige Mr. Chan--we cannot run his advertisement--we feel that...
LAST YEAR when students and faculty were debating the merits of the Core Curriculum, some argued that the Core proposal failed to deal with one of the central problems of undergraduate education: the dearth of close associations among students and full-time faculty members. This fall the Committee on Undergraduate Education has wisely begun to address this problem and to consider several reforms that would increase contact among professors and undergraduates...