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...present, the University relies on three deans to keep informed about the Federal programs, but Pusey said Wednesday he felt "we have to have a focal point for gathering and disseminating information...
...Episcopalians at Harvard parallels that of the Congregationalists and Presbyterians. Like the Congregational Presbyterian Student Fellowship, the Episcopal student organization, the Canterbury Club, has simply withered away from disuse. Now Sunday discussion groups at the home of the Episcopal chaplain, Rev. William J. Schneider, serve as the only for focal point for organization. "A club tends to be restrictive," says Schnider. "It isn't that people couldn't come, but it does appear like a closed thing...
...because of civil rights legislation--rather, he died because an insane man shot him. President Kennedy is not a martyr to civil rights or any other of the legislation for which he fought. If the President's ideas rather than the personal tragedy should become the focal point of our emotion, then we would be the same kind of emotional being that his assassin was. It is possible to pay tribute to this man who died while serving his country without carrying out all or any one of the policies of which he was an advocate. If Barry Goldwater...
Different Immigrant. The focal point of this question is New York City, where the nation's biggest school system has just acquired a highly skilled school superintendent who may have some of the answers. At 44, Calvin Edward Gross is a man with more than a million children, almost half of them Negro or Puerto Rican. Seven months in office, he feels ready to cope with the hardest school job in the country. "We are now enjoying the best fall beginning we've had for a long time," Gross peppily wrote his teachers not long...
...Carpenter Center may become their badly-needed focal point. Despite its lack of space for students' own projects, the Center represents a great milestone for the visual arts at Harvard. But the University usually seems most unreceptive to visual creativity. It does offer several courses in design and, since September, one in descriptive drawing. And, as one student remarked, "any course that increases your discipline over eye, mind and hand is good for you." But most students also observe that the present curriculum is very limited. There are no courses in the more traditional disciplines of figure drawing and basic...