Word: foxes
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...undertaking such a mission, which seeks to define a moral position on one of the modern world's most pressing dilemmas, the bishops have thrust themselves into the midst of a complex and heated national policy issue. Thomas Fox, the liberal editor of the National Catholic Reporter, sees this as a momentous challenge. Says he: "This will place U.S. Catholics in a confrontation with American policies, thereby forcing Catholics to make a choice between abiding by the moral teachings of the church or supporting their Government as defined by the Reagan Administration. There is the potential for the greatest...
...John B. Fox '57, dean of the College, and Henry Rosovsky, dean of the Faculty, proposed making a conscious effort to expand the non-resident community at Harvard. Not only would this improve Harvard's interaction with the local community, it would, as assistant dean of the College Marlyn M. Lewis '70 noted, make "economic" sense as well: "We feel under-utilized in the class-rooms and in the library, but have no bed space left...
Harvard has not yet responded to this offer, but throughout the University officials are discussing what to do next. Fox contends that "The number of residents should not control the size of the College," but others are not sure current policies are the best solution. "It is unclear in my mind whether the way to build a larger non-resident community is through forced commuters," says Thomas A. Dingman '67, assistant dean of housing...
...number of residents that the College can accomodate should not control the size of the College." Fox said last week, adding, "I can understand that the transfer students may be unhappy where residents are such a dominant feature...
...annual report of John B. Fox Jr. '57 dean of the College, scheduled for release this week, also examines Harvard's non-resident policy, College officials said...