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Prominent among the week's rumors has been the suggestion that Brandeis' possible curtailment of hours is part of a general movement among oston area coleges. Dean Watson said yesterday, however, that no such arrangement is feasible, since the problem is different at every college. "Harvard doesn't play 'follow the leader' in situations like this," he said...
...present trend is not reersed in the next few years, not ly will the commuter almost disppear, but Harvard will be in danr of losing contact with the mmunity -- with Cambridge and oston. The importance of strong es with the locality cannot be eremphasized, esepcially in matrs concerning expansion and the nduct of students in the college ea. At present only two members the City Council are Harvard aduates (Joseph A. DeGuglielmo and Mayor Edward A. Crane ); the number of Harvard-conected members of the State Legisture has dropped from 55 per cent 1929 to 20 per cent...
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