Word: recommended
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Charles E. McCarthy, Jr., assistant admissions director of Yale and supervisor of the program, met with representatives of the Seven Sister Colleges this weekend at Mount Holyoke. McCarthy will be provided with the specific admissions qualifications of each of the schools. During his interviews, he will be able to recommend particular institutions to interested students...
While denying any involvement with the Combs order, Breathitt has promised to put a civil rights bill before the general assembly next year-though he has not given a clue as to what the bill might include. Says he vaguely: "I shall recommend such action as seems to me just and fair in the light of conditions then prevailing. Once the legislature has made known its will, the executive order will have served its purpose and will no longer continue...
Anochie was referring to the refusal of the Harvard Council on Undergraduate Affairs last May to recommend recognition of the club. That council, after two hours of intensive debate, decided that the membership clause "in practice" would not admit "whites...
...impersonal lecture system at the 19th century urban redbrick universities, whose 46,000 students often feel like social second-raters. Higher education has become a major British political issue. The Conservative gov ernment is about to produce a report, three years in the making, that is expected to recommend even further expansion, and the Labor Party cries that "Britain's economic stagnation is a direct result of neglect of higher education" (see THE WORLD...
...cope effectively with the problems of our peoples. Our membership feels that we can best achieve these aims by being accredited with official Harvard recognition. It was for this reason that we followed the normal procedure of presenting our application to the Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs for recommendation. It is a pity, however, that the Council took the unprecedented and unwarranted step of refusing to recommend our Association. We claim that the step was unfortunate and disillusioning for the following reasons...