Word: munter
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...three mandatory meetings for Radcliffe freshmen initiated by the House presidents and closed to all non-students, Drs. Preston K. Munter, Paul A. Walters, and Graham B. Blaine acknowledged that many healthy people do smoke pot occasionally as an "experiment" or "for fun," and that for most of these people it is "not serious" physically or mentally...
...made from the pollen of the cannabis plant is fifty times more powerful than pot made from the stem," said Walters at the South House meeting on Thursday. "The pot around Harvard now," Munter told East House on Wednesday, "is from the top of the plant, and is stronger that what was around last year, which was made primarily from the stems...
Cambridge police have given the University primary jurisdiction over students violating narcotics laws, Munter pointed out. According to Harvard policy if a student is caught once by an administrative officer, he is liable to be put on probation; if caught twice he is liable to have his connection with the College severed (with the possibility of returning); if caught pushing he is liable to be expelled...
Farnsworth doubts that the ban on contraceptives would be lifted if the state law were repealed. "If we administered and supervised contraceptives, we would be saying it was all right," he commented last week. Assistant Director Munter agrees. "Contraception is not just a legal question," he has said. "It is a question of interpersonal relations, morality, and personal dignity." Farnsworth considers the issue as much one of psychology as of morality, and has done studies on the distracting effects of premarital sex on students' emotional and academic lives...
...grapevine being as effective and private as it is, few pregnant girls seek out the doctors at Holyoke Center. Those who do are encouraged to go to their families. "Square as it sounds, this produces the best result in over 99 per cent of the cases," Munter has said. "Often the families don't react the way the girls fear they might." If a girl insists on an abortion, or threatens to harm herself, Farnsworth said the UHS tries, through counselling or psychotherapy, to "help her arrive at a better solution...