Word: stimpson
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...Radcliffe Admissions Committee sent out 76 accept ances Friday to potential members of the Class of 1968. The 382 applications for early decision, a rise of 70 from last year, indicates a sharp increase in total applications," according to Margaret W. Stimpson, Director of Admissions...
...spite of the increase, however, 12 fewer girls were accepted this year. Mrs. Stimpson attributed this to "the superb quality of all the candidates, an indication that we had better hold off for the regular applicants." She noted that the number of requests for the usual late April acceptance had already exceeded last year's early figure...
White and Negro students, primarily in the South, will be approached by representatives who will stress liberal arts opportunities in the North and will offer financial aid to qualified applicants, Margaret E. Stimpson, Radcliffe Director of Admissions, said yesterday...
Although Radcliffe has not yet allocated specific scholarship funds for the plan, Mrs. Stimpson said that they would hopefully be available by the time applications were received for the Class...
Margaret E. Stimpson, Director of Admissions at Radcliffe, Briggs, and Glimp all emphasized that the search was not just for Negro students, but for all talented students, particularly in the South. All said they were unable to tabulate resulting increases in the number of Negro applicants since the Massachusetts Fair Education Practice Act forbids reference to race, color, or creed on applications, although the Columbia Spectator has reported that Harvard admits more Negroes than any other Ivy school...