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Princeton President Robert Goheen, on the recommendation of the Board of Trustees, announced Nov. 21 that the University was opening a club on Prospect St. with membership open to anyone who wants to join. The club now houses Alumni Council offices, and before that, Court Club, a private club that folded in 1964 because of financial difficulties...
...Goheen has also secretly negotiated the purchase of another club, Key and Seal. Old Court and Key and Seal are next to each other, and, since the beginning of the year, administration, faculty and students have been meeting to discuss how to run the new facility...
...salesmanship. The state has a deserved reputation for penny-pinching in running its colleges and its lone public university, Rutgers. It recently ranked 46th among the states in per capita support of higher education. The situation was so bad that a committee headed by Princeton President Robert F. Goheen last year urged a complete reorganization of the system. Pushed by Governor Richard Hughes, the New Jersey legislature enacted reforms, took higher education out of the hands of a state board and department of education dominated by the public grade and high schools. Following the pattern in 39 other states...
...year, for the first time in 15 years, Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences faces an operating deficit-of about $1,000,000. Rice, the best and richest private university in the Southwest, will have a deficit of more than $950,000 this year. Princeton President Robert Goheen worries about running into the red within three years; Stanford foresees a possible $2,000,000 shortage by 1969. Unless new sources of revenue are found, Yale will be faced with an annual operating deficit of more than $15 million...
Although "no specific choice" has yet been made, Princeton President Robert Goheen told the Daily Princetonian that "it is inevitable" that the university will go coed within a few years. Two options open to Princeton are either to affiliate with an existing women's college or to start its own "coordinate" women's division...