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...While Brock acknowledges that staff changes are necessary for Radcliffe??in fact, she says she told the ad-hoc committee that the Institute had too many high level administrators—she says that she was “a little surprised that it happened so fast...
...Tamara Elliot Rogers `74, associate dean for advancement at Radcliffe, maintains though that any changes in staffing are not due to Radcliffe??s budget troubles...
...Many alumnae say that they do not understand Radcliffe??s mission now that the institute no longer is responsible for female undergraduates...
...into Harvard classrooms in 1943, but it wasn’t until 1967 that they were allowed in Lamont Library. By 1970 Harvard and Radcliffe had held their first joint Commencement ceremony, and in a 1971 “non-merger merger” agreement, Harvard absorbed responsibility for Radcliffe??s finances. In 1975, for the first time, admissions officers began admitting female students to both Harvard and Radcliffe. And in 1977, Harvard officially took full responsibility for women’s undergraduate education and student life...
September 1, 1972: Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology Martina S. Horner assumes Radcliffe presidency. She presides over a Radcliffe dealing with the aftermath of the “non-merger merger,” which gave Harvard control of Radcliffe??s daily operations and finances...