Word: cudhea
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...David W. Cudhea '53, University Editor, will leave Harvard this week to edit the education supplement of the Saturday Review...
...Cudhea, who since 1969 has been in charge of the University Gazette and Harvard Today, will have "a vast degree of autonomy in forming staff, and in shaping the whole magazine" once each month. Ronald P. Kriss '54, executive editor, said Tuesday...
...education supplement, which rotates with three other weekly supplements, will double in size when Cudhea takes over. Kriss said The supplement will then constitute two-thirds of the magazine...
After the April 1969 crisis, President Pusey asked Cudhea to make a feasibility study on publishing a University newspaper. Cudhea determined a weekly was in fact feasible and he was named the paper's editor...
...Gazette, which costs $80,000 per year, has a circulation of 15,000. Cudhea said, "Our position is to circulate the paper free to Faculty and staff and to make it available to students without forcing it on them...