Word: funding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard College Fund raises a record $2,400,725. Lady Bird Johnson visits Harvard to get ideas for the LBJ Library. The CRIMSON prints its only funny editorial of the year...
...that student testimony "could erode the personal way . . . Matters are taken up" by the Administrative Board. Most undergraduates reclassified 1-A find out that even the government considers it a mistake. General Hershey comes to Harvard and urges colleges "to clean their own stables." Radcliffe begins a $16 million fund drive to overhaul housing...
...annual report, President Pusey says that Harvard will have to raise $35 million for science education, and kicks off the largest fund drive in ten years. Can Harvard's purpose "indeed be anything less to contribute to the best of our ability to the furtherance of civilized life?" Pusey asks." . . . There continue to be pressing needs for additional capital funds in the School of Education, the Divinity School, the Business School, the School of Public Health, still in the Medical and no less in the Dental School, in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, in Radcliffe College, for the Nieman...
...hard. To bankroll the foundation's initial production of Handel's Julius Caesar last year, Kemper & Co. put the muscle on some 50 well-heeled friends to raise $140,000. The opera was a widely acclaimed success, but local cultural groups resented Cindy's steamrolling fund-raising tactics, and especially the insinuation that no other cultural enterprise in the city measured up to the foundation's self-proclaimed "standards of excellence...
Musician Robert D. Levin '68, of Adams House and New York, has been awarded $500 by the Board of Judges of the Lill Boulanger Memorial Fund...