Word: meds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fellow Pre-Med Steven Shafer, 24, who dropped out after the first week of his junior year, hitched a trailer to his car and headed for California. Two years later he was back in school, still eager to pursue medicine but also possessing some valuable souvenirs of his stop-out period, including a pilot's license, a fair knowledge of American literature, and the ownership of a computer software firm that grossed $300,000 last year...
Paul has been reviewing the entire Med School admissions program since he became director in September. Paul said last week he supports a strong affirmative action program, but thinks the entire admissions committee should be responsible for the screening of minority candidates...
...director of admissions at the Harvard Medical School has proposed the elimination of a special minority admissions subcommittee as one of a series of changes in admissions procedures for next year, alarming minority students at the Med School who believe the subcommittee's dissolution would lead to a decrease in the number of minority acceptances...
...student and faculty members of the central admissions committee voted unanimously on May 1 to retain the minority subcommittee, but Dr. Oglesby Paul '38, director of admissions at the Med School, has since recommended to the dean that it be eliminated. The faculty of the Med School is expected to consider the issue at its May 23 meeting...
...Harvard Med School was one of the first in the nation to begin an affirmative action program, when it established the minority admissions subcommittee in 1968. The subcommittee screens all black, Chicano, Asian, native-American, and Puerto Rican applicants and makes recommendations to the central committee...