Word: grouped
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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First, the report stated "immediately and firmly" that the school should have a "far higher proportion of Afro-American and other minority group students and that their specific need should be elicited and catered...
When the Report began circulating in early June, most reformers hoped to see the majority of its suggestions made reality by the fall. So far, however, the record is mixed. The issue of admitting more minority-group students had been decided by the time the report appeared. Because of the Faculty's April vote on recruiting, the entering class of the Ed School this year is 17 percent black, and Sizer, while opposing quotas, expects the percentage to be at least that high in the future...
...University has replied to charges by a group of Cambridge residents that Harvard's housing practices have contributed to rising rents in the City...
...convention was originally sponsored by the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee to study the problems of housing for the elderly in the City, but the 800 people present ended up by passing scores of resolutions on all aspects of housing in the City. The group has since renamed itself the Cambridge Housing Convention to de-emphasize its ties with CEOC. The convention will have another session in mid-December. A coordinating committee is continuing its business for the interim...
...coordinating committee had sent a form letter to President Pusey enclosing a copy of the resolutions "directed to your organization," and requesting a meeting with Pusey to discuss the housing situation in the City. Pusey suggested in reply that the group should work with Whitlock...