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Matteson interpreted the statement as an implicit continuation of the policy of President Emeritus Nathan M. Pusey '28. Pusey said near the end of his presidency that the University had "no desire to have land under our trusteeship used for the purposed proposed...
...early as 1964, President Emeritus Nathan M. Pusey '28 publicly expressed Harvard's commitment both to its benefactors and to the protection of the aesthetic environment of the Black Rock Forest area. In a letter to The New York Times, Pusey stated that he and the trustees of Black Rock "are deeply concerned with preserving intact this important scientific area. Unless Consolidated Edison can demonstrate that there is no alternative to this radical proposal for altering the scenic beauty and scientific value of a largely unspoiled section of the Hudson River Valley, we wish to ally ourselves with The Times...
...rather than the evidence it contains, were to determine the University's decision, and for this reason President Bok must reject its recommendations. Harvard's only responsible course of action is to continue its opposition to Consolidated Edison's purchase of any part of Black Rock Forest. Since President Emeritus Pusey first announced Harvard's opposition to voluntary surrender of the land, the grounds for support of his position have expanded. The issue is no longer only the obligations of trusteeship, but obligations to the environment and the public interest as well. Harvard must grow into new responsibilities, rather than...
...football team played a schedule in 1942, and The Crimson came out with a Princeton Game extra. Another extra appeared on January 7, 1943, to announce the death of President Emeritus Lowell...
...degrees and 20% for Ph.D.s. John Shingleton, director of the Michigan State University placement bureau, predicts that there will be a strong market for most skills this year, particularly in accounting and hotel management. Meanwhile, an annual job forecast compiled by Frank S. Endicott, Northwestern University education professor emeritus, indicates that job offers to college graduates will be up 19% for men and 35% for women from last year, and that openings for engineers with bachelor's degrees will rise 42%. The recent recession and lagging federal spending on aerospace and defense projects darkened career prospects for some types...