Word: puseys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Harry Truman doesn't have one, and won't be getting one. Nathan Pusey will probably have to wait until next year, and Lyndon Johnson will probably have to wait a long, long time...
...Harvard Family. In this category. R. Keith Kane '22, who retired last year as a member of the Corporation, is almost a sure bet. President Pusey, if tradition is followed, probably will net get his until next year. Dean Dunlop, runner-up to Derek Bok in the Presidency sweepstakes, may get one as a consolation prize, as Paul Buck did in 1953. One or two members of the various faculties-perhapsMason Hammond, the former Master of Kirkland House from Arts and Sciences, Jean Mayer from Public Health, or Paul A. Freund from Law-will get degrees. Radcliffe President Bunting...
About 200 members of the Harvard and Radcliffe graduating classes, participating in the first joint Harvard and Radcliffe Baccalaureate ceremony, heard President Pusey indirectly excoriate their generation yesterday for "talk[ing] about love while behaving in a thoroughly unlovely manner...
...special admissions committee directed its attention to the College, but it continued to follow a fairly moderate road. An angry four-page letter was sent to both President Nathan Pusey and President-elect Derek Bok, and released to the two college newspapers. The pressure of the news stories and the friendly urgings of President-elect Bok made the meeting with members of the Admissions Committee somewhat productive. Although no new Chicanos were admitted to the Class of 1975, the Admissions Committee agreed to remodel some of its admissions procedures: it would help train Chicano student recruiters; it would listen...
Harvard chose not to send a representative to the Council meeting, although Graham had informed Edward S. Grusin, assistant to President Pusey for Community Affairs, that the resolution would be presented to the City Council at last night's meeting...