Word: gill
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...began talking last Spring about changing the Department's honors program and tutorial, they found they were discontented for different reasons. One faction wanted to make the honors program smaller and more selective by weeding out those seniors who had little to gain from writing a thesis. Since the Gill Plan was passed by the Faculty in 1961, loosening requirements for honors, the number of honors candidates in History had climbed upward sharply. The year before the Gill Plan went into effect, 53 per cent of History seniors were admitted to the honors program: in 1965-66, that figure...
...Haven association pays Lawyer Charles D. Gill, 27, a salary of $8,000 a year to run his office in a onetime bookie joint next to a pool hall. His clients, mostly Negroes and Puerto Ricans, are carefully screened by 20 Yale law students to determine financial eligibility. The cutoff point: $50 net weekly income per couple, plus $10 per dependent...
...people with incomes below this level, Gill has already handled 396 cases, now averages 80 a week. He has his share of criminal cases, including one now before the U.S. Supreme Court, but his big job is giving the poor new muscle in civil matters. For ex ample, one family of five, in a public-housing project, returned from a weekend trip to find their front door smashed. Officials charged $96 to fix the door, then threatened eviction when the family understandably refused to pay. Gill simply threatened to go to court, and the matter was dropped...
Richard T. Gill '48, like Finley a member of Doty Committee which reviewed Gen Ed from 1962-64, agreed with Finley that the new proposal might be "dangerous...
...Faculty will discuss the CEP's proposal at its October meeting and probably vote on it in November. Gill tentativley pledged support of the plan but cautioned that mere accepetance would not be enough...