Word: mergers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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HARVARD'S marriage to Radcliffe has already been solemnized by the national press. Though the Harvard corporation and Radcliffe College Council have so far agreed only to talk about merger, everyone seems to assume that it is only a matter of time until we get the real thing. And remarkably neither President Pusey nor Mrs. Bunting has done anything to dispel this impression. For once, the Administration seems to be acquiescing to change before rather than after prolonged agitation and the inevitable Faculty study committees...
...Faculty committees are coming. They will probably be formed in either April or May, depending upon how long the Faculty spends debating the Wolff Report at its next meeting. And they will find that the merger creates, from Harvard's point of view, a number of complex problems whose solutions are not at all apparent...
...Radcliffe Union of Students, Monday night set up six subcommittees to study the problems of merger. The committees' work will parallel research on similar topics by the Harvard Undergraduate Council and the Administration...
Whatever identity Radcliffe has should not be totally lost in a merger, a South House panel on "Radcliffe: Identity Crisis?" concluded yesterday...
...There are many of us who look forward to a merger because of the way Radcliffe might loosen up Harvard. It is important for Radcliffe to decided what it would be unwilling to give up," South House panel member James E. Thomas, senior advisor to Harvard freshmen, said...