Word: establish
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Perhaps the two trends -- one toward affiliation with Harvard, the other toward a cohesive, well-integrated Radcliffe--are not, as appears, mutually contradictory. At present, they appear to be unreconcilable. If the Radcliffe Administration hopes to establish a firm sense of college identity, it must first decide for itself which course it intends to follow. Forcing unwilling students to conform to a preconceived notion will breed opposition, not unity.'One of the major difficulties with the House plan is that it assumes a strong need and desire for cohesiveness among Radcliffe students. In a school where the admissions policy...
...revealed that the State Department asked embassies to pass on "pertinent information" about H. Stuart Hughes's activities during a trip he made to Europe. Harvard and M.I.T. establish a $1 million nonprofit corporation to promote planning and urban development in Cambridge. A man in Hayes Bickford's urges people to decorate the City with clothespins. The Lampoon names Natalie Wood the worst actress of this year, next year and the year after that...
...Faculty of the Ed School begins studying ways of having it re-pealed. Dustin Burke resigns as director of student employment to have more time for studying the Harvard Agencies' growth potential. The HSA announces a $50,000 fund drive. PBH announces a $1 million fund drive to establish an endowment. Washington gives $100,000 to the Ivy League and Seven Sisters school for high school recruitment...
...that point, Ky balked. Tri Quang's response at week's end: threat of a complete Buddhist boycott of the September elections unless Ky quits now. Otherwise, he said, "the Americans and their servants would establish a militaristic national assembly." If Tri Quang's usually pear-shaped tones lost some of their resonance, it was because, for all the week's burnt offerings to the Buddhist cause, Premier Ky still had the upper hand in a nation beginning to weary of pointless civil strife amid a genuine, far more deadly battle for national survival against...
...raise production of fertilizer for higher agricultural yields and to improve the nation's low literacy rate. One group of critics protested when the Prime Minister invited foreign investors to share in the construction of the fertilizer plants (TIME, May 27); another complained about an official plan to establish a joint U.S.-Indian educational foundation financed by U.S. aid. The fertilizer deals are said to reverse India's trend toward socialism, while the education plan is alleged to sell India's cultural heritage down the river...