Word: dilemma
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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President Pusey has labelled the school's redevelopment "one of the University's first needs." In view of the peculiar financial dilemma of all education schools, "we decided to have a quiet subdued campaign," he said. Although Pusey has given a great deal of support to the fund drive, publicly he has been more active in the $58 million program for Harvard Medicine...
...school, is equally incensed. "They seem not to care that in public school the children would have to drop back academically Trifans' two or lawyer three argues years," he says. The Trifans' lawyer argues that the issue is basically the proper education of gifted children-"the greatest dilemma facing the schools in the country today, with the possible exception of segregation...
Possible solutions to the dilemma would include the use of Bobby Schwartzman for Adelman in the doubles with Peter Smith, and Kal Pollen at the empty singles spot...
...provide a major part of the solution to one of last year's most perplexing problems. Good doubles mean many hours spent practicing with the same person, but last year consecutive matches often saw the Crimson with radically different doubles combinations. Barnaby is still experimenting, but this year his dilemma is having too many, rather than too few, possible pairs. Adelman and Kal Pollen, a junior who did not play last year (but who won the New England boys championship before coming to Harvard) have been playing well together, but so have Walter and Martin. Other strong combinations are Adelman...
Perhaps worst off are Freshmen, who have fewer privileges, and even less influence with the administrative board. Their eight o'clock Saturday hours do not stand up well to any argument. Yet in their failure to get reasonable concessions can be seen the heart of the upperclass dilemma, for the same resistance to change is working, and the same deafness prevails...