Word: helman
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...trustees are Jane Carpenter Bradley '49, a director of Fiduciary Trust Company in Boston; Elizabeth R. Heffernan '75, a student at Georgetown University Law Center; Ruth B. Helman '43, a former president of the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association; Ellen LaFollette '54, an editor and teacher of American Literature; Mary Anne Schwalbe '55, associate dean of admissions and financial aid; and Alfred R. Stern, a consultant to Warner Communications...
...television debates between Ford and Carter, the candidates' standings in the polls-will push the market back and forth through the campaign. Republican Wall Street does not fear Carter, but it would like Ford to win; above all, it would like to know the outcome. Says William W. Helman, chairman of the investment committee of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co.: "There's a greater amount of uncertainty now about who is going to win, and the market doesn't like uncertainty." Market historians note that election campaigns usually are times of minor price movements. During the past...
Nearly 60 Radcliffe alumnae have petitioned college officials to delay a Harvard-Radcliffe merger fearing that "a merger at the present time would mean a 'sub-merger' for Radcliffe," Mrs. Clifton E. Helman '43, Radcliffe Club of Boston president, said yesterday...
...People have felt that the earlier classes would be sentimental and the later classes would want merger. It is not so, just as it is not so that older alumnae have found co-residential living horrifying. Radcliffe ladies have a large capacity for absorbing change," Helman added...
...alumnae furiously discussed the merger's timing, finances, and administration, and the role of women in the University. They want to insure in a contract that "causes which women see as high on their priority lists will not be submerged," Helman said...