Word: equality
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...College room rates will be set at a single price, instead of the present flexible scale, if the Administration adopts a proposal of the Masters. Under the plan, all students would pay equal room rents, similar to the system now used at Yale...
...most significant move, however, is the transfer of Dean Leighton from University Hall to Dudley House, where he will become Master of a House, not yet on equal footing with the rest of the University. Dean Leighton's long-standing and serious concern with the problem of commuting students promises that he will devote every effort to the task of altering Dudley's status within the Harvard community. His patience and energy will be missed in University Hall, but they are essential assets to his new position and to the goal he seeks for Dudley House...
...students pay the same tution as their brethren on the perhaps unrealistic assumption that they are getting the same education. And tutors are an important part of a Harvard-Radcliffe education. To be fair, it would appear that departments must seek some means by which Radcliffe will have an equal chance with Harvard at getting the best tutors, who are likely to be in the Houses...
...Houses for tutorial in the past and won't mind continuing to do so, and Harvard students have gone to Radcliffe for tutorial as well. Harvard and Radcliffe may never be "integrated" in the same manner as a Big Ten College, but they can never be "separate, but equal" again...
ENCEPHALITIS. Down again in 1957 with 2,135 cases, but still about equal to the 1955 figure...