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...issue of merger, as well as admissions, the men at the River Houses and the women at the Quad emerged as the two most polarized groups in the College...
...clear what the details of the recommendations will be, but by all indications their main thrust is clear--Radcliffe people have convinced Harvard people that full merger, while probably a good idea in the long run, is not the immediate answer. Harvard and Radcliffe seem likely to remain nominally seperate for the next few years...
Students also overwhelmingly favored merging the admissions offices of Harvard and Radcliffe, and a 63 per cent majority favored complete merger of the two institutions...
While a majority of the men favored complete corporate merger of Harvard and Radcliffe, a plurality of women opposed...
Wild Gambles. By 1970 Franklin was beginning to suffer steadily declining operating earnings. Last May the situation had become so bad that its managers concluded that the only way the bank could survive was through a merger. Then Chairman Harold Gleason got devastating news: Franklin had lost some $39 million because of un authorized trading in foreign currencies...