Word: mergers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...merger of Harvard and Radcliffe has been called inevitable almost as long as there has been a Radcliffe. But it didn't have to turn out this way. This harmonious moment on April 20 capped two years of hard work and frustrating wrangling over a deal that several times almost slipped away...
Harvard publicly told an eager press whatRudenstine had been saying in private for months:Radcliffe must first figure out its own directionbefore a merger could be discussed. Radcliffechose to say virtually nothing...
...think there has to be some really serious attention given to what they're asking for," particularly with the merger, she says. "I think there are still women students who feel marginalized sometimes...
Milikowsky is both cautious and encouraged by the April 20 announcement of the Harvard-Radcliffe merger. She says she hopes Harvard will finally take responsibility for female students...
...unclear what the merger will mean for Harvard's undergraduate women. The Institute will not take a formal role in undergraduate education, and Harvard College will assume full responsibility for female students. The future of the undergraduate programs Radcliffe currently operate is unclear, and will likely remain so even after the legal merger is signed, sometime this summer...