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...Fifteen-may not seem encouraging to some, but neither of these committees is comparable to those here proposed. SEAC has always suffered from the lack of a defined mandate: its mission has been to consider any issue put before it, rather than examining one area in detail. In effect, SFAC has scattered its efforts too widely, and has not had the impact which the committee would have had if it had concentrated them. The Committee of Fifteen, by contrast, had a defined mandate, but one which it had to fulfill in a crisis atmosphere...
When the Board of Overseers approved the Friendly report two weeks ago, they attached a provision giving complete authority to Pusey in creating the committee. Contrary to Kraft's report, the Overseers in effect reasserted their confidence in Pusey according to Paul Nitze, another Overseer on the Friendly Committee...
...committee also voted unanimously to "cooperate fully with the appropriate civil authorities" in any cases of physical assault. The practical effect of the vote was to change the policy of the Dean's office, which had been urging those assaulted Thursday not to go to the police until the committee had a chance to meet...
...terribly meaningful one. The project is sponsored by an operating agency of the U.S. government, on the understanding that the research to be undertaken will eventually serve that agency's operations. It is not true, as one leaflet distributed at Harvard last week charged, that the immediate effect of the Cambridge Project will be to connect Pentagon crisis managers with data banks in Cambridge full of information about revolutionary movements in the rest of the world. But there is every reason to expect that the ultimate result of much of the work that the Cambridge Project will support will indeed...
Interhouse at Lehman Hall for Radeliffe students, which has not been effect this Fall, will also start on Monday. Thomas E. Crooks 49, Master of Dudley House, said that it was discontinued because the hall was understaffed. Neither Harvard nor Radeliffe is willing to help pay for the extra staff needed for interhouse, Crooks said...