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...Chase N. Peterson '52, vice president for alumni affairs and development and the head of the Harvard group, is now in Teheran, discussing the proposal with the Iranian university's board of trustees...
...programs. It is not likely, however, that nations are ready to start disarming. Even if they did, politicians would soon find their constituents clamoring that almost all the money saved on weapons be spent at home rather than abroad to help poor nations feed themselves. American Consumer Advocate Esther Peterson already questions the wisdom of providing food for hungry countries when the U.S. cost of living continues to climb. Of course, the oil-possessing nations could give and lend much more, but so far they have shared little of their new wealth with the poor, the weak and the hungry...
...four student members of the committee seem to be coming around to the point of view vehemently argued by Dr. Chase N. Peterson '52, vice president for alumni affairs and development--that male alumni give Harvard more money than female alumnae, and a decrease in the number of men in the College will mean a decrease in donations from male alumni without a corresponding rise in donations from women...
...students will probably not go down without a fight; they'll soon start meeting with undergraduates in the Houses to determine how students feel about expansion. Still, the legitimacy--whether deserved or not--that Peterson's title lends to his arguments will undoubtedly have a marked influence on the Strauch Committee's final recommendations...
...article told us that Harvard is sending a delegation to Iran "to explore the possibility of Harvard aiding in the development of the Iranian higher education system." It lists at least five people making the pilgrimage. Chase Peterson noted that "any action taken would have to [be] consistent with our educational purpose. Our job is to teach school and do research in Cambridge..." He states further that Harvard would pay for the trip "because we don't want to be under any obligation." By current rates for air travel that amounts to at least $7000 and possibly...