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...CASE against giving Harvard course credit for ROTC training is easy to construct. Instructors in the program hold regular Corporation appointments but unlike their colleagues are selected by an outside body--the military--rather than the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Until this fall, security clearances were required for some ROTC classes and despite dribbles of reform, the courses still follow standardized formulae promulgated in Washington. ROTC is essentially pre-professional training for the military and thus does not belong in the curriculum of an undergraduate liberal arts program...
Under RGA, the only regular College committees that students could serve on were the Judicial Committee, which met only rarely, and the Radcliffe Policy Committee, which was really separate from the College's decision-making apparatus. A total of five students each year sat on these committees...
...obstacle to quick administration approval last spring was RUS's insistence on regular, non-voting membership on the College Council, Radcliffe's highest decision-making body. This would have made communication easier and more direct than in the past, when they were limited to various student-faculty committees. Regularization of student participation in the Council remains one of RUS's top priorities...
...exchange with Williams may be towed by similar ties with other men's colleges in order to see what adjustments Vassar must make to handle men. Eventually, the school expects to lose its identity as a women's college by enrolling a high proportion of men as regular students on its home campus...
Faced with so many injuries, Munro deplored the increasing trend to roughness in soccer yesterday. He express hope that Hilary Worthen, a former regular, and Rollin McClain, who has progressed rapidly this fall, will be able to fill the gaps at fullback. Columbia is "always a headache," he said...