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...Clarence Cooper, manager of career and organizational development in the Personal Office, said yesterday that Harvard will levy a 0.4 per cent "tax" on payrolls to finance the program...
...Cooper estimated that between five and 15 per cent of Harvard's employees will take advantage of the program...
...Cooper said yesterday that the cost of the program to the University would approximately be $200,000 for courses taken within Harvard and $40,000 for courses taken outside of the University...
Wedding reveals racial as well as class conflict. Clem McLarty, whose pictures are among the most honest in the show, works with Samuel Cooper. Mrs. Cooper says of McLarty: "He's our colored photographer--he does the coloreds for us." And McLarty comments on his art: "I prefer black and white. It's the way people are to my eyes...
...posterity. Another old picture from 1889 by Percy Byron (Museum of the City of New York) shows a group of bridesmaids and men whose faces are books of intrigue--great reading. When those photographed were not interested in the camera, unconsciously narrative moments are caught. Or conversely, Samuel Cooper's three old women at a 1950's affair are interested in anything but the wedding and their role in it--they focus on food, the camera, blank space...