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Each House or freshman district delegation will select a captain responsible for establishing a liason with the students, reporting to House committees and disseminating information, another convention resolution passed last night stipulated...
...first the only work available to them was in car washes or New England orchards and farms. The doors to Cambridge factories were closed to Hispanics according to Roberto Santiago, a Cambridge Hispanic who is a community liason worker for the city school department. But if some types of work were off limits, employment for unskilled laborers was abundant...
Nearly 50 security patrol members met last night, and decided to form the liason committee formally in two weeks...
Teachers need to be paid for taking part, but the project doesn't have the money, Grant says. When her office identifies Harvard resources that Roxbury might find useful, it sends the information to the liason and to faculty members for whom it seems appropriate. Grant adds that the program tries to follow up by contacting faculty members individually...
Even so, Nancy O'Neill, last year's liason to Harvard, said, "Harvard runs the program. They have full-time staff people who have a handle on what's going on." The only people involved at Roxbury, she added, work full-time teaching...