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SINCE 1969, two major studies have been conducted which pertain to the issue of education in the Houses: the November 1969 Report of the Committee on the Role of the Faculty in the Houses (the Homans Report) and the October 1970 Report of the Informal Subcommittee on the Harvard House System presented to CHUL. Though neither report has the official sanction of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, both committees did make extensive recommendations which have not been carried out, either in practice or in spirit...
Allow me to correct the inaccuracies contained in your story "Anti-War Movement. Braces For Spring," as they pertain to Massachusetts Political Action for Peace (MASS...
...Carnegie Commission on Higher Education has urged that American universities adopt statements of rights and responsibilities that would pertain equally to students, faculty, administrators and trustees...
Gorz responded that MacEwan's claim was relevant in "the context of scarcity" of undeveloped nations, but that the problem of leisure did not pertain as much in the wealthier, more highly developed West...
...university-as-surrogate is for surrogate activists. Their analysis is old, stale, and badly put. To focus on university-government relations empties the phrase "politically organize" of its original significance. University politics is sandlot politics. It is not political, in the immediate or the ultimate sense; it does not pertain to the public sphere of votes and power. Students with a taste for maximum returns would do better to organize the Harvard alumni rather than ineffectual academics...