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...survey distributed to GSAS students at registration in January, 1980 provided the impetus for the Lehman Hall plan, Herman Marshall, secretary of the GSC, said yesterday. The survey "came back with a pretty strong response" in favor of some sort of graduate center, he said...
...tried to obtain a social center "time and time again, but some roadblock has always come up," Thomas J. McDonnell, president of the GSC, said this week, adding that graduate students need a central gathering place because of the decentralized structure of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS...
...GSAS now contributes $50,000 a year--about 25 per cent of the total--to help maintain Harkness Commons, which it shares with the Law School. But Harkness is inconvenient for most GSAS students and has become primarily identified with the Law School, McDonnell said...
Describing the mood of graduate deans from major American universities as one of "gloomy confusion," Edward L. Keenan, dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), said yesterday that he and his colleagues fear that many fields of research will be crippled by cuts in federal aid proposed by President Reagan...
...area of particular concern to researchers in both "hard" and "soft" sciences is the threatened loss of NSF fellowships for doctoral candidates. More than 150 GSAS students receive NSF fellowships, and the program has been placed near the top of Reagan's cut list. "We will seriously impede progress if we cannot train people in the labs," David M. Green, chairman of the Psychology and Social Relations Department said, adding that he expects to lose at least 30 per cent of the approximately $900,000 his department received this year from the NSF and the National Institutes of Health...