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About 75 Harvard and Radcliffe students argued with Mary I. Bunting, president of Radcliffe, yesterday morning at Fay House, protesting the Radcliffe Judicial Board's decision to place on probation 17 Cliffies who sat in at Paine Hall last December...
...professors, just out of Harvard or Columbia, are careful to pronounce Don Quixote with the hard X. None possess the depth or complexity of a Herzog. Roth sums it all up in my favorite image from his first novel, Letting Go (1962), when one sunny day the middle-aged Fay Silberman "goes outside their place in South Orange and her husband is being driven all over the lawn in their power mower. He's dead in his seat, . . . a horrible thing. He crashed into a tree with that damn machine." Yup, having swallowed the American dream whole, Roth's Jews...
Demonstrators from Radcliffe have refused to see their Dean individually, Marjorie A. Angell '71 announced. She added that they will go as a group to Fay House at 9 a.m. this morning. "We acted as a group and we have decided to confront the Administration in the same way," she said...
...THINGS can effect change at Radcliffe: pressure and guilt. (The 'Cliffe's too poor to afford justice.) Sometimes enough of either will work, but it usually takes a mixture. Black Cliffies skillfully mixed the two at Fay House this week, and got what they wanted...
When she arrived at Fay House at 4:45 p.m. yesterday, she read to the students and a large group of reporters a statement she had worked on in North Carolina and telephoned to her staff yesterday morning...