Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Combined with the fourth-course pass-fail plan the Faculty approved last Fall, yesterday's action will give almost every student in the College the option of taking one of his four courses without a grade. But the pass-fail legislation set a limit of one ungraded course per term, so no one will be able to take both a pass-fail course and an Independent Study at the same time...
...Student-Faculty Advisory Council's resolution asking the Faculty to limit recruitment on campus was not discussed yesterday. Dean Ford said that the resolution reached him too late to go on the printed docket which is mailed to all Faculty, and that bringing it up spontaneously might have raised charges that the proposal wasn't getting a fair hearing. It will be docketed for the Faculty's next meeting...
...reflect an Ed School consensus on the role of the University during an urban crisis. Most reformers agree with the stands on research and neutrality. If the university does not gather knowledge, who will? And an inflexible coalition with one side or the other in the urban morass would limit the School's options for no productive purpose. The School Department is not impressed by Harvard opposition...
...Limiting the number of concentrators was a necessary action. The Visual Arts Center no more has the facilities to handle all its qualified applicants than does Harvard College. To have exceeded their own guidelines of 20 concentrators from each class would have forced the Visual Studies Department to limit the outside enrollment in their courses even more than it is already...
...recognize what is clear to everyone else: the Administration has been thoroughly discredited. At the same time that the Faculty has been claiming they were "mediating" in good faith, they have made arrangements with the Administration to control "ingress and egress" from Low, supposedly in an attempt to limit the possibility of confrontation with the police. They have used the existence of the barricades they unilaterally set up as evidence of an implicit "agreement" between them and the Low demonstrators, an "agreement" they accuse Low demonstrators of violating whenever "nonrepresentative" persons enter or leave Low. The demonstrators in Low never...