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...issue of corporate merger has little to do with admissions or sex ratios, and it is in the hands of a nine-member group of administrative higher-ups called the Harvard-Radcliffe Joint Policy Committee. The committee met occasionally throughout the summer and early fall, and apparently reached some sort of decision in September on what it would recommend to the Corporation and the Radcliffe Trustees. Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said in September that the committee would issue a set of merger recommendations in mid October...
...corporate relationship the joint policy committee is dealing with is a complex and not very permanent one. Under a 1974 compromise merger agreement. Harvard got all of Radcliffe's tuition and fees money and in return assumed the costs of Radcliffe's operations, but Radcliffe kept its own separate administration, admissions office and endowment. All of Radcliffe's students are now under the administration of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, which puts Radcliffe in the curious position of being a college without any students or real administrative power in the University...
Judging from statements by administrators and joint policy committee members during the fall, the committee will not recommend a full, immediate merger this year. It is, however, likely to call for some sort of modification in the present arrangement that would pave the way for increased incorporation of Radcliffe into the Harvard administration--a change that would make merger much more palatable to its opponents...
...known if Isaac is being considered for a joint appointment. Isaac could not be reached for comment...
...leotard, Nureyev looks sloppier than the rest. A pianist pumps out This Nearly Was Mine while the class practices rapid combination exercises that end in a burst of squeaking slippers. Nureyev finishes last. Working very slowly, he clears an envelope of space round him in which each ringer, each joint, every muscle locates its place. "Keep the arms closer to the body for balance and to project to the audience," Williams reminds him as he misses a turn. He fails in a second try and bangs his head in disgust. "I'm sorry, I will improve," Nureyev apologizes. Pale...