Word: mergers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...merger" plan would keep Radcliffe as a separate though redefined institution within Harvard University. The ambiguity of the redefinition worries some alumnae...
Nearly 60 Radcliffe alumnae have petitioned college officials to delay a Harvard-Radcliffe merger fearing that "a merger at the present time would mean a 'sub-merger' for Radcliffe," Mrs. Clifton E. Helman '43, Radcliffe Club of Boston president, said yesterday...
...present, the "non-merger" merger plan is to be presented to the Radcliffe Trustees Jan. 28. If approved, it will pass on to the Radcliffe Council and Harvard Corporation and a contract between Harvard and Radcliffe could become effective June...
...merger has been under consideration for some time. A Pembroke Study Committee, created by Hornig in 1969 to consider a merger, submitted a report recommending merger to Hornig last fall. During September Hornig asked all administrative offices affected by the merger-then only under consideration-to submit to him a report as to how it could be most efficiently carried...
...problems facing the 25th President of Harvard are immense. In addition to the difficulties of merger, curriculum reform, responsibility to the community, the sustenance of numerous experimental programs and the widespread alienation of students from their school, there is always the likely possibility that national political events will once again split the University apart. In his news conference yesterday, Bok made it clear that he had no illusions about the ambiguity of his job or the immense problems he will have to face...