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While the Strauch report is creating its splash (see story above), corporate merger of Harvard and Radcliffe seems to be turning into a non-issue for this year. Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University said this week that there may be no new, official statement or change in the basic merger agreement for the rest of the year--or, for that matter, for the next couple of years...
...Strauch Committee's recommendations last week that equal access admissions through a unified undergraduate admissions office should be instituted in time for the selection of the Class of 1980 came as no great suprise to most members of the Harvard-Radcliffe community...
...magic number will be no great portent of major shifts in policy: it will not be a reflection of the Strauch Committee's recommendations...
...that he (and other members of the committee) do not want the question of major expansion of the College to be linked with the admissions issue. Harvard and Radcliffe may have to increase their enrollments for economic reasons. Jewett says, but this should not be a factor in the Strauch Committee recommendations...
Whatever the specifics of the final Strauch report are, their implementation will undoubtedly be gradual. A five-year evolution from 1200 down to but never below about 1000 men per year and an increase in women from about 450 to about 800 per year may emerge as the most drastic change resulting from this review of Harvard and Radcliffe admissions...