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Criticizing Johnson's proposal to give rent subsidies to "moderate" income families, Edward C. Banfield, Henry Lee Shattuck Professor of Urban Government, said "people who are competent to make choices should not be told how to spend their money." He added that an inadequate income does not necessarily indicate an inability to spend more money wisely...
Honorable mention went jointly to Edward C. Banfield, Henry Lee Shattuck Professor of Urban Government, and James Q. Wilson, associate professor of Government, for their book City Politics...
Perhaps the only housing unit which avoids these difficulties is the School of Public Health's experimental Shattuck House--a cooperative apartment complex that houses both American and foreign research fellows and students. Of the 63 apartments in the project, 37 are occupied by foreigners, 21 of whom are married. The necessity of washing clothes collectively alone has caused foreign students to make numerous close American friends...
...year 1961-62 completion (or at least momentary completion) of a reorganization and development within the University Health Services which had its beginning in the report of the Henry L. Shattuck Commission to Review the Department of Hygiene and Stillman Infirmary submitted early in 1964. This Commission was appointed in June 1963 to study the whole problem of health service at the University and recommend a program of action. There had been recurrent worry, ever a considerable period, both about the costs and the adequacy of the program the in effect. The report proposed an expansion rather than a contraction...
...Harvard School of Public Health has purchased 15,000 square feet of uncleared land along Park Drive in Boston from Northeastern University to develop an International Children's park for residents of the School's Henry Lee Shattuck International House. Construction will continue through the summer so the park is ready for use in September...