Word: gille
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Both Bruce Chalmers, Master of Winthrop House, and Richard T. Gill '48, Master of Leverett, struck very different notes. Chalmers, while saying he was "disappointed that he was not consulted, said that if he had been, he would have supported the administration action...
...Gill also concurred with the administration tactic. "The administration could not allow themselves the luxury of consultation" with the Faculty, Gill told about 150 students, because delaying would have permitted more people to settle in University Hall, and would have led to higher casualties when the police moved...
...crowd surged against the smaller center gate, a University policeman said, "I'm going to smash your fingers if you touch that gate." Miss Jessie L. Gill, a local nurses's aide and chairman of a tenants' union in a Harvard-owned apartment building, pushed the policeman back, forced the gate open, and went onto the grounds...
Richard T. Gill '48, Master of Leverett House, called Bender a "Very humane but very forceful leader." Dean Glimp said that Bender was instrumental in changing the admissions policies to increase the range of backgrounds and interests among Harvard students. F. Skiddy von Stade '38, dean of Freshmen, said of Bender, "It's hard to find anyone who knew him who wasn't a good friend...
...male graduates, and such a reduction, say several Faculty members, is "unthinkable." One administrator in fat has predicted that the merger will not be approved if the four to one ratio is changed, without a concurrent expansion of the College. And expanding the College, to judge by the Gill Committee's recommendation that Mather House be used instead for deconversion and the Wolff Committee's more recent conclusion that the size of the graduate school be reduced, is unlikely in the near future...