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...arrangement is similar in some ways to the Harvard-Radcliffe agreement, President Horner said yesterday...
Radcliffe has remained separate from Harvard since Radcliffe's inception in 1879, except for a five-year partial merger which took place between 1972 and 1977. During that time, Radcliffe gave all of its income to Harvard, and consideration of a complete merger was proposed, Horner added...
...while women at Harvard-Radcliffe are accepted to Radcliffe College and receive a degree from Harvard College, women at Barnard are admitted to and receive a degree from Barnard, Horner said. She added that while Columbia founded Barnard in 1889, Radcliffe founded itself, against the will of Harvard...
...with Barnard and Columbia, Horner sees the present arrangement between Harvard and Radcliffe as final, "at least in the foreseeable future...
President Horner and Paul A. Freund, Loeb University Professor Emeritus, last weekend received special awards from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in recognition of their work in defense of civil liberties. Freund has been associated with the ACLU's Massachusetts chapter for more than a decade. Horner has conducted several studies related to civil liberties, including two on working women. Robert Palmer, a Polaroid employee who helped develop that company's affirmative action program, also received an award at the presentation banquet last Sunday. The awards, established after the death last August of ACLU founder Roger N. Baldwin...