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The Cliffies of the sixties put on their most productive crusade for coeducation in 1966 when the opening of Hilles Library to men that Fall saw the social barriers between Harvard and its sister begin to creak. In September separate registration was abolished, in the Spring Lamont fell, and two...
Yesterday's merger recommendation follows a trend toward total coeducation that really began only out of necessity during World War II. Even then, it was a man--Radcliffe President Wilbur K. Jordan--who had to make the first moves. In 1943, coeducational classes began when Harvard agreed to assume responsibility...
"Merger does not necessarily mean coed dormitories," Mrs. Bunting emphasized, "But we all know that President Pusey has said there will be no coeducation without merger." The Harvard Faculty could assume the new responsibility for the girls even if they remain in the old Radcliffe dormitories.
Miss Seligson and four other students--Mary K. Tolbert '69, secretary of the HRPC; Ellen Messer '69, president of RUS; and Rachel Z. Ritvo '72 and Sandra C. Walker '70, elected student delegates to the Council--spoke on coeducation at Council meetings yesterday and on February 2.
Coeducation at Yale may lead more students to turn down Harvard, Smith said. "Although it certainly hasn't hurt the number of applicants, I feel that we may lose more students to Yale than we have before because of coeducation," re said.