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...Masters and Senior Tutors of the Houses to which each associate is assigned will select groups of House members to meet with him. The meetings will be closed to students outside the chosen Houses--except for a few who will be nominated by their Senior Tutors...
There are conflicting stories on the nature of the pressure applied by the CIA to its "witty" students. Sam Brown, NSB chairman, announced at his press conference last Friday that students were "trapped" into the relationship. The CIA would select a man they felt they could trust, and would subject him to a security check without his knowledge. Then, if he was acceptable, he would have a private talk with someone who was "witty," either a present or past NSA officer...
...there are advantages as well as disadvantages. First is the feeling that one is a member of a select group of activists, unified in the face of adversity. There is a pride in being a "professional and not just a dabbler"--a professional because of the sacrifices one must make to become a member. And, as in any club, there are fringe travel benefits which go along with membership. The Communist is received in style in Cuba, Guatemala (in the hills), France, Italy, Russia, and China, to mention a few. Furthermore, there are those pretty girls and after Party parties...
...pictures are not mutually exclusive. They characterize the extremes of Wellesley College. Twenty years ago Wellesley was a different place, perhaps more sophisticated, certainly more socially select. Today Wellesley is a home for 1,750 primarily middle class girls who, by virtue of their capabilities and education, are felling the brunt of the evolution of the feminine mystique. Late last November, the CRIMSON distributed 180 questionnaires at random to girls in each dormitory. A few weeks later, 140 were collected. The following profile is drawn from a compilation of the 53 questions on those 140 questionnaires...
...university that's in touch with the real world." He has brought an impressive list of guest speakers to the campus, ranging from President Johnson, who spoke there on a war-on-poverty tour in May 1964, to the late Protestant theologian Paul Tillich. The university's select "Ohio Fellows," 30 members of each class chosen for their potential as future public leaders, have been able to quiz such officials as Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. Alden has also defended the right of U.S. Nazi Leader George Lincoln Rockwell...