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...those days, too, barriers were sturdier at Lamont Library, which was officially off-limits to Radcliffe students. So were all Harvard dormitories after...
...study dates in the many libraries except for Lamont which was closed to girls. We considered that very unfair as Harvard boys could use the Radcliffe library, and everyone knew Lamont had a much larger pool of reserve books. People were quite frank about their money or lack of it. Scholarship girls were required to live in economy doubles and had to keep their marks up to a B average...
...labor economics. According to Freeman and Medoff, the book draws heavily on work previously done by Harvard faculty, in particular The Impact of Collective Bargaining on Management by Professors Summer H. Slichter, James J. Healy and E. Robert Livernash, which was published in 1960, and President Bok's and Lamont University Professor John T. Dunlop's 1970 book, Labor and the American Community...
...energetic curator of Harvard's Farnsworth and Woodberry Poetry Rooms at Lamont Library. Haviaras says he feels most closely in touch with his "life-fluids" at night, when he prefers to write. For years he has been filling his spare hours writing poetry and fiction, and this month Simon and Schuster published his second English novel. The Heroic...
Haviaras has returned to the arduous, sometimes glamorous task of organizer and curator, and this historic evening the Lamont poetry rooms have received a substantial collection of tapes from the Academy of American poets. After the reading he is all smiles; the persistent responsibilities of a newly released book, in addition to the more mundane details of his job, don't seem to slow...