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...undoubtedly, a fine game to play, this mutual respect and reasoning together, and it is safe to say that the HPC will keep playing it as long as it can. But, as the Radcliffe hunger strike, the organized movement for parietal reform, and the growing pressure for off-campus living at both Harvard and Radcliffe indicate, the natives are getting restless...
...concern about autonomy and the quality of life permeated almost every aspect of college activity. It applied to political activity but, even more importantly, to career choices, decisions about graduate school, the draft and off-campus living. It was associated, in general, with an aversion to manipulation, a distaste for shows of force or power over other men and women. One of the things which bothered them most about the country's behavior in Vietnam, for example, was the high-handed imposition of American values and way of life on another people...
...challenges to Mrs. Bunting's plans for the College's immediate future. They would have thrown open the decision on the future of the House system to the student body, and allowed for immediate flexibility in letting Cliffies live on campus, in private apartments, or in the small comfortable off-campus houses that Radcliffe presently plans to eliminate...
Finally, Harvard could simply expand its classes to fill Mather House and thus rule out both deconversion and an end to off-campus living...
Ford said last night that he doubted the Committee on Houses -- which includes the Masters -- would recommend expansion of the classes, because that would probably mean either increasing the number of off-campus students affiliated with each House, or else creating "a Dudley House so large it would become a separate administrative unit of the College...