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Neil Hastie '52, graduate secretary of PBH, yesterday stated that the new coeducation program is part of a two-point plan which will bring more Radcliffe girls into social service and consequently interest more Harvard students in this type of work.
Since Smith believes that the school should be not a substitute for the family, but an extension of it, he treats parents as sort of ex officio partners. They take part in administration, even occasionally man the switchboards and serve food in the cafeteria. As for coeducation, Smith follows an...
Is all this too much to ask of students? Not at all, says John Holden. "Work is nothing new. Coeducation is nothing new. Making your own entertainment is nothing new. This school will just be a transition between home and college that provides students with some of the inner resources...
Another major educational change was the inauguration of Joint Instruction for Radcliffe students. In a report to the Faculty, Buck stated that "this new plan grew out of a conviction that Harvard-Radcliffe relations at present are unsatisfactory." The merger, he believes, is a healthy compromise between complete divorce and...
Columbia has a sort of counterpart to Radcliffe in Barnard College. Unlike Radcliffe, however, it maintains a separate faculty and a pretty thorough independence from its big brother. Barnard was named in honor of Columbia President Frederick A. P. Barnard, who, until his death in 1889, unsuccessfuly attempted to introduce...