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Harvard has always prided itself in its leadership-both in national issues of education, and in providing ment to lead the nation. Since 1636, "First" and then "Best" have been words on the lips of Harvard men when referring to their alma mater. Some of that is true: Harvard is an excellent university, and it has taken stands in the past that have led the way for others...
...many feel that Kilbridge is delaying the formation of any committee until everyone leaves Cambridge in June. After requesting a formal state-ment from HGSDA Council President Harry Cobb before making an appointment, he insisted on faculty approval. Kilbridge has also expressed doubts about establishing a fact-finding committee without the express consent of the University President and the Corporation...
...psychiatrist, if he has one, takes notes on his inner turmoil, his secret fears. Banks, credit-card companies and the Internal Revenue Service know almost everything about his income and financial status. Once he has ever served in the military or worked for a defense contractor, the Govern ment knows a fair amount about his family and political associations. If he has moved recently, the storage companies have an inventory of his belongings. If he has ever been charged with a felony, the FBI probably has his fingerprints and often his photograph...
President Pusey has often stressed that he would be against lowering the male enrollment at Harvard to obtain a higher number of women. He has also said that an increased total enroll-ment-which would add more women while keeping the same number of men-is financially unfeasible and academically undesirable...
Dean May stressed th?? ?poin ?ment of Mrs. Solomon ?? mad? in anticipation of a pr?? merg? between Harvard and R?? "Mr? Solomon is not in any ?? to be dean of women," he s?? She is talented scholar and ?? ?rate ?? I would want her help even if ?erger were out of the question...