Word: mergers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...management crisis in which it successfully opposed the ouster of Editorial Director Hubert Beuve-Méry and thwarted a plan to kill the paper. The staff now owns two-fifths of Le Monde and has a veto voice in all "extraordinary" decisions (relating, for instance, to a merger, liquidation of the paper or the naming of a new editor in chief...
...Radcliffe administration has my sympathy, for it has been placed in an impossible position in having to cope with an impending institutional merger, with all the politics and complexities therein, and also having to hassle with problems arising out of the present system. Such are the problems of transition. The Radcliffe administration creates much of the burden it carries, however, in that it tries to solve these problems unilaterally, without recourse to student opinion, or to student participation in the decision-making process. Many Radcliffe students would be ready and enthusiastic to help Radcliffe solve its many problems...
...Council also moved in the same meeting Wednesday night to revise its constitution to permit a merger of the Harvard and Radcliffe Freshman Councils...
Vote reapportionment, merger of treasuries and other technical problems will slow complete merger but should pose little difficulty, Easter said. The Council will debate the amendment and most likely vote at next Wednesday's meeting...
...joint Commencement is not the only sign of the prospective merger The Harvard Corporation has also authorized the experimental coed living plan for the Spring term, approved by the Faculty in December...