Word: mergers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Corporation decision was based on an extensive review of the terms of all the prize funds, which was begun by Steiner last summer. The review came after the 1971 amendment to the basic non-merger agreement between Radcliffe and Harvard. The amendment, by its terms, is to be reviewed...
...firms to share research and development costs, while providing each with a full line of computers. Other computer executives, noting that NCR has only 3.9% of the worldwide computer market, gibe that the joint venture is only a case of "putting two losers together." An earlier attempt at a merger with Honeywell, a profitable computer maker also based in Minneapolis, fell through when Norris insisted that he become head of the merged operation...
...University will soon request a court decision as to whether sex-restricted graduate prizes can be opened to both men and women. The action, reflecting the terms of the Harvard-Radcliffe merger, would make the prizes available to more undergraduates than at present...
Under the terms of the Harvard-Radcliffe merger, both colleges agreed to review all deeds of gifts for endowed prizes. The findings of this review will determine which prizes can be opened to members of the other college...
However, beyond the intricacies of the phrasing of the grants lies the problem of segregating undergraduates by sex. Under the merger, Radcliffe students become Harvard undergraduates, but the same cannot be said for Harvard students living at Radcliffe. They do not become Radcliffe undergraduates from the merger...