Word: reynoldses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Edward Reynolds, Administrative Vice-President, said that because of the public interest in the problem, the University was circulating the report before making its own analysis of the findings and recommendations. He emphasized that the report is advisory only, and that the University has not determined what action it will...
Reynolds does not expect that the Fund will suffer any permanent loss because of the emphasis on the Program, designed to raise between 75 and 100 million dollars. "The experience of similar funds," he said, "is that they do better after a capital funds campaign," because of increased alumni interest...
Reynolds also promised that undergraduates would take a "very important" part in the drive by helping to explain the College's needs, although plans for this have not yet been developed thoroughly.
Until the end of August, 1957, Fund solicitations will continue as usual, and a single letter will be sent out in the spring of 1958 asking for a "token contribution to the Fund, Reynolds said. After June 30, 1958, solicitations will resume as usual, but in the intervening ten months...
Reynolds disclosed that he was working on plans to utilize student speakers to explain the College's needs. He also suggested that they might write some of the literature used in the campaign, but said plans for both of these programs were still incomplete.