Word: presenters
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...council's statements, though not always sweeping or conclusive (and never unanimous), did precisely what a representative body should do: survey, distill and forcefully present what students feel...
...began to attend classes with men;the second begins in 1944 and ends in 1962, theyear before women began receiving jointHarvard-Radcliffe diplomas. The third groupconsists of women who graduated between 1963 and1975, when quotas on women students wereofficially removed, and the last group coversgraduates from 1976 to the present...
...services within the meaning of the antidiscrimination statutes." In other words, the right of association does not apply to Harvard's all-male clubs, according to the Baker legal strategy, because it functions as a semi-official network providing services to an extensive group of members past and present...
...have exclusive control over the government and activities of the organization cannot claim to be private," the response states. Because the club property is held by a trust controlled by non-member, graduate trustees and the government of the club consists of 14 graduate members and two present members of the Fly, the document alleges that it cannot claim to be a solely undergraduate organization...
Introduced by Sen. Jesse F. Bingaman '65 (R-N.M.) on Tuesday, the proposal passed by a unanimous voice vote while only a few senators--including Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54-56 (D-Mass.)--were present at a late night session...