Word: planning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...constitution will permit more efficient planning and less stagnation. Under the old timetable, an outgoing Cabinet elected PBHA's new president so late in the year that he had little time and less perspective to choose officers and evaluate committees. Moreover, the officers did not choose committee chairmen until even later, with only reading period remaining for the chairmen to plan, staff, and fund their committees for the coming year...
Thursday morning, the council will "sit down" with Bridwell, the DPW, and representatives of the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington to try to iron out a compromise plan for a Belt study. According to usually reliable sources, Bridwell might then announce a decision to build the Belt if a compromise is not reached...
...controversial feature of the new plan is the $270 fee. Mrs. Bunting herself has admitted that the result may be to put off-campus living out of the range of the less wealthy and thus create de facto discrimination. Wealthier students were once assigned the better rooms, and that system shouldn't be unintentionally revived...
Radcliffe's College Council approved such a plan on Monday, seting the tax for college services at $270, and the Mather subcommittee of the Committee on Houses approved the idea in principle for Harvard in its report last month to the full Committee...
...Bunting said that the Trustees of the College plan to meet Wednesday evening with the newly-elected officers of the Radcliffe Union of Students in order to decide the procedure for a meeting on February 16 with the soon to be elected RUS legislature...